Assets School is celebrating its first virtual auctidirect to cover a preference for student financial assistance.
The school had to cancel its annual fundraiser in March due to considerations about the coronavirus, so it is asking for help from netpaintings through its virtual lighting auction, which runs until five p.m. Sunday.
“From year to year, a third of academics who finish the Asset School get financial assistance,” said Ryan Masa, the school’s principal. “The variety of requests for financial assistance has skyrocketed due to the pandemic, so we are moving forward with the auction’s virtuous best friend and we expect netpaintings to connect in an excellent opportunity to receive more information about the school’s offer in wonderful articles and experiences.”
Assets School specializes in academics suffering from dyslexia and other linguistic differences, and more than 95% of its graduates go to college. The auction began on Thursday and the auction site is online at assets2020.gpass.bid.
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