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Join us in our effort to eliminate barriers and teach resilience as we intervene, support, and grow our Paschal students and families.

 
 

Intervene. Support. Grow.

Providing resources and support to eliminate barriers and help Paschal students and families grow in resilience, hope, and future possibilities.

Have any questions? We would love to hear from you! 

Are you in need of assistance or support? Paschal Harvest Project offers easy access to clothing, toiletries, school supplies, financial assistance and much more!

 

Community Partners:

Huge thanks to our Community Partners who support us in our efforts. We also thank each and every person who has donated time, donated items, or donated financially to support our students and families.

 
 

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Gary
Gary

It all started with a student named Gary. From the time he was born in 1994, there has been one challenge after another. His mother died in 2005, and his father has never been in his life. Although he has several siblings through his father, he has never met any of them and those he has have disowned him. His family bounced around from East Texas, Oklahoma, and beyond. He has several family members who have given up on their relationship in one form or another and he has been the subject of several physical, emotional, and psychological abuses. Because of the instability of his familial support, Gary bounced around to four different school districts trying to complete his education. Soon he became homeless, and began couch surfing with friends.

 In Gary’s junior year, he was training for track, running along one of those sleepy roads where hardly any traffic has been stirring. Unfortunately this day, he was struck by a drunk driver and had been left for dead. When authorities finally came, there were prepared to give last rites. Then a miracle happened, and Gary lived. He might have pulled through, but not without any scars. He spent two months learning how to walk again and he also had to have part of his skull replaced with titanium.

 The summer after the accident our principal, Dr. Mossige...


 
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