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Lincoln Heights Project Article in The Korean Daily
Lincoln Heights ProjectIn exemplary fashion, a Korean Tutoring Center and a Korean Church work hand-in-hand to provide free educational services to students from lower socioeconomic households.
The Lincoln Heights Project, which was launched in February of 2009 as a joint effort between Elite Educational Institute and Young Nak Presbyterian Church's Education Department, just wrapped up its first stage of services. Many underprivileged students from Los Angeles' Lincoln Heights area were given free SAT preparation, education and college entrance counseling, all the while being imbued with the dream of a college education.
According to Karen Hwang, a Director with Elite Educational Institute, the project was started after learning about the utter lack of resources for college entrance preparation faced by most students in the Lincoln Heights area.
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