I have had the privilege to attend private schools for all
of my education. As a result, I had access to nearly any academic resources I
wanted and had a plethora of opportunities – allowing me to be in the position
I am today, a student at University of Southern California. However, as someone
who has volunteered in overcrowded and underfunded schools, I have realized how
dangerous and disheartening the learning atmosphere is and that this can be
easily changed by a quick renovation.
This is where EMSE comes in. There is not a single
foundation in America that focuses on renovating schools. Through renovations,
schools that are in poor conditions will be safer for students to learn it,
will create a more positive and motivating environment, and will encourage good
teachers to stay. More so, by providing new and additional resources such as a
better gym, computer labs, or a new library full of books, it can open
thousands of doors for students and inspire students to achieve things they
never thought was possible.
EMSE has a selection committee that will prioritize what
school is in the most critical condition. Our team of highly trained
construction workers and board members will then work the school and meet the
students to determine what their needs are and what will benefit them the most.
While EMSE is composed of a small but efficient team, we strongly believe in
our mission, and we believe that even by renovating one school at a time, we
can change the lives of many generations of students.
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