Led by General Director Dua’a Bisharat, the teaching staff work hard to keep students (particularly girls) on track to graduation so they can take their place as equal members of society. Many families under economic stress will opt to keep sons in school but withdraw their daughters. Saviour’s School offers excellent pathways to graduation for many promising young women.

It also offers one of the city’s only program for low-vision and blind students. Because overcrowded public schools offer little to no programming for children with vision-related disabilities, Saviour’s has been, since launching  the low-vision program in 2001, the sole option for families who want an inclusive, academic education for their vision-impaired children.

Regardless of situation, all students receive high-quality academic instruction and important lessons in embracing differences. Saviour’s School offers a safe haven for its students and opens opportunities for future success for many children from impoverished families.