St. Paul School System: Foundation and Mission

Establishment and Purpose:

St. Paul School System was founded on January 26, 2008, under the leadership of Founder and Project Director Pervaiz Rehmat Masih. The fundamental aim of this initiative was to make education accessible to underprivileged communities, those who are unable to provide educational opportunities for their children due to financial constraints.

Understanding Community Needs:

Prior to establishing the school, the director spent many years working among these communities, witnessing firsthand their hardships and daily struggles. During each visit to different slum areas, the community members consistently expressed a single, heartfelt concern: "Can you educate our children?" This persistent question reflected both their desire for a better future and their inability to achieve it without help.

Project Ideology and Commitment:

This recurring plea became the foundation for the school's educational project. The school was created to extend educational opportunities to these children and to support their families in any way possible. The targeted communities were largely illiterate and unaware of the transformative power of education.

Vision for the Future:

Guided by the belief that "No Education, No Future," the school is dedicated to ensuring a brighter future for these children and their families. The mission is not only to provide education but also to break the cycle of poverty, so that these children do not have to follow in the footsteps of their forefathers as laborers.

School has vision to set up 100 role model schools in different parts of the country.

A Project Committed to the Less Privileged

This project has been specifically established to serve the needs of less privileged communities, particularly those who cannot afford to educate their children. The root cause of this situation lies in their persistent poverty, social & economic status, which limits their access to educational opportunities and resources.