Guadalupe School

Salt Lake City,
UT
(2014)

Guadalupe School

Community, Schools

Financing for only program in UT providing a continuum of services for 12 years, from birth through 6th grade.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $9,750,000
Total Project Cost: $10,114,876

IMPACT

27 FTE jobs
50 construction jobs

CDEs

Community Development Finance Alliance

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

Guadalupe School is the only program in UT providing a continuum of services for 12 years, from birth through 6th grade. The families served are 94% ethnically diverse, 100% in poverty and 5% homeless. The new school has allowed Guadalupe to serve an additional 320 low-income children and families and extend its program from 4th grade up to 6th grade.

MAP

Address: 1385 North 1200 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116

Census Tract: 49035114700

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