St. Joe’s Secures Funding to Assist Parenting Students
April 17, 2025 - 05:27
St. Joe’s has been awarded a substantial grant of $150,000 from the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Parent Pathways program. This initiative is designed to alleviate the financial burdens faced by parenting students, particularly in the areas of education and childcare costs.
The Parent Pathways grant is part of a larger funding package exceeding $1.5 million, which was announced by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro on March 28. The program aims to provide essential support to students who are balancing their educational pursuits with the responsibilities of parenthood.
By receiving this grant, St. Joe’s will be able to implement various resources and support systems tailored specifically for parenting students. This funding will help ensure that these individuals have access to the necessary tools and assistance to succeed academically while managing their family obligations. The initiative reflects a growing recognition of the unique challenges faced by parenting students in higher education.
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