We believe that education is the surest path to positive community building and social progress. And so, it is our mission to bring high-quality, individualized instruction to students of all socioeconomic backgrounds and academic readiness levels.
To that end, we at Everest have established strong working relationships with non-profit organizations serving underprivileged communities and marginalized populations across the nation. These include Cornerstone Family Programs, Morristown Neighborhood House, the Pearls of Wisdom Foundation, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Cornerstone Family Programs provides resources to those from age 2 to 102 in the Greater Morris County area, reaching over 6,000 people. Morristown Neighborhood House, founded in 1898, provides year-round resources to children to promote creativity, and unlock academic and social potential. The Pearls of Wisdom Foundation provides annual scholarships to high school students targeting excellence in education, women's healthcare and wellness, economics, the arts, and assisting globally by serving communities in need. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is the first intercollegiate historically African American Greek-lettered sorority, and was founded in 1908 to help cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards among members.
Through these special partnerships, Everest has provided free and low-cost academic services to underserved students, helping propel them to their college dreams and beyond.
