WHEN CAITLIN DE BEER WAS PREPARING TO ENTER HIGH SCHOOL, her family was grappling with the heartbreak of her father’s ALS diagnosis and the mounting financial challenges that followed. The plan had been for her to attend Nashua South, their local public high school. But in the wake of personal tragedy and the uncertainty of COVID-19, her family hoped to preserve one source of stability: a values-based, faith-driven education like the one she’d experienced at Presentation of Mary Academy.
That next step – Bishop Guertin High School – seemed like the right fit. But for a newly widowed mother raising two daughters on a single income, it felt entirely out of reach.
It was the Education Freedom Account (EFA) program that made it possible. And for Caitlin, it changed everything.
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