LIGUORI ACADEMY STARTS THE YEAR STRONG THANKS TO THE HOWLEY FOUNDATION
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19, 2024 ~ Philadelphia, PA- Liguori Academy, a private and independent high school, has recently received a generous donation of $1,000,000 from The Howley Foundation. This donation will be used to enhance Liguori's Career Cohorts program and postsecondary support for its students.

The Howley Foundation's investment in the Career Cohort program will provide students with additional resources and opportunities to excel in their chosen postsecondary path. This includes work-ready credentials that will equip students with the necessary tools and skills to succeed in college or a career after graduation.

"We are immensely grateful for Nick and Lorie Howley and The Howley Foundation's generous investment in our Career Cohort program," said Michael Marrone, President of Liguori Academy. "This support will not only enhance the resources and opportunities available to our students but will transform lives by empowering young people to achieve their full potential."

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Liguori Academy offers a variety of accreditations through its Career Cohorts program, including CAD or Adobe for those interested in graphic or fashion design, PC Pro and Comp TIA A+ for aspiring app developers in technology, and medical-related certifications such as Certified Laboratory or Medical Assistant. The school also has a Construction Cohort that was previously established. A full list of these certificates can be found on Liguori Academy's website.

In addition to the Career Cohorts program, all students at Liguori Academy receive a rigorous core academic curriculum, social emotional development, and postsecondary support. This personalized guidance is focused on helping students explore their interests, skills, and goals after graduation. With the help of The Howley Foundation's donation, students will now have access to individualized support from a Postsecondary Manager as well as three in-house experts at Liguori Academy.

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The Howley Foundation was founded on the belief that education is crucial for positive change in the world. Nick and Lorie Howley started the foundation with one student scholarship in a Cleveland-based high school and have since supported hundreds of programs, including those in Philadelphia schools. Meg Howley, Executive Director in Philadelphia, has been instrumental in the success of the foundation's efforts.

The partnership between The Howley Foundation and Liguori Academy is driven by their shared mission of providing high-quality education to underserved youth. Both partners have seen the positive impact of their work on the local community and economy and are committed to continuing to push boundaries and make a difference.

Thanks to The Howley Foundation's generous donation, Liguori Academy will be able to further its mission of preparing students for success in college or a career after graduation. This investment will undoubtedly transform lives and create a brighter future for many young individuals.

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