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Presbyterian Education Board
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Lahore, Pakistan
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History: |
The Presbyterian
Education Board (PEB), previously known as the United Presbyterian
Education Board, has been managing Presbyterian schools for over
half a century. In 1972, the government under Martial Law Regulation
118 nationalized all Urdu medium schools and colleges in Punjab.
With passage of time, the quality of education imparted in the nationalized
schools deteriorated. In 1998, through the efforts of the Presbyterian
Church (U.S.A.), the Presbyterian Education Board received back
from the government 10 of its schools nationalized in 1972. |
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Profile: |
The PEB manages 13 institutions
with an enrollment of 4,400 students: 2100 boys and 2300 girls;
3890 Christian students, 510 Muslims; 231 staff members of whom
201 are Christian and 30 are Muslim. |
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Mission: |
The purpose of the Presbyterian
Education Board is to provide schools for education of children
in Pakistan under Christian auspices and determine the policies
of these schools; to develop and inculcate in students a spirit
of service and high quality of character; and, to train and provide
new leaders for both nation and church. |
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Examples of
what your donations can do: |
- $25,000 will enable starting a new
English medium school
- $5,000 will equip and furnish one school
library
- $5,000 will provide for textbooks needed
to implement new curriculum (including Bible study)
- $2,500 will provide modest science
equipment for 1 school
- $1,000 will provide teacher training
for several teachers
- $120 will provide blackboards for 8
classrooms
- $50 will provide one teacher table
and chair
- $25 per month will give scholarships
for 5 students
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Church Relationship: |
Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.) |
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Address: |
Pakistan Education Board
11-F.C. College
Lahore 54600
PAKISTAN |
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