Denver Public Schools Helps Teachers Jump Start Home Purchases
DENVER (CBS4)- Denver Public Schools is helping some of its educators buy homes with a new program.
The program is a down payment assistance program for all public school educators in Denver.
A lot of teachers live outside the district and commute.
"To have something where this can be an easier endeavor for us, by being able to live closer to our school, I think you would see more teachers more engaged," said teacher Jozette Martinez.
The organization Landed teamed up with the Zoma Foundation to make the housing assistance possible.
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