Neighborhoods of Learning.

THE MISSION.

Educating people is a broad-ranging goal of every city, every neighborhood and every household. Formal schooling for children with public or private elementary and secondary schools is expected. Life-long learning is becoming the norm as employment demands evolve and there is a continuous need for workers to stay current with new skills, technologies and languages.

There are three specific aspects of education that relate to neighborhood residents. First, residents need to educate the neighborhoods’ children; whether or not there are children in any specific household. Second, residents need education about how to maintain their homes, their finances and their common neighborhood facilities.