The Blueprint's impact is measured per child, per year, the gap between what a traditional school costs and what a self-financing cluster earns.
Provisional figures, per child, per year, stress-tested through 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations.
The worst education crisis in the Western Hemisphere.
Near Milot, Haiti, Académie Lead Haiti is the hub, already operating with several of the Blueprint's interventions in place. This is an early proof of concept, not yet a completed test.
A true test of the model requires adding the surrounding spokes and bringing most of the 78 interventions online together, so they reinforce one another as designed. Until that full cluster is built and running, the economics remain projections we are working to validate, not results we have proven.
A solar array, working farm, and daily feeding program run on site.
A full lab runs on the cluster's own WiFi network.
The school's vehicle doubles as the area's ambulance.
A locally appointed structure governs the school's operations.
The full integrated cluster is built over 18–24 months and ends in a transparent, published decision, a rigorous test of whether the impact numbers hold before the model scales. We report the results either way.
Ensuring the world's most forgotten children receive a quality education, through community-owned schools that pay for themselves.
No Forgotten Kids is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (EIN: 46-2136386). All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.