Education
Students are a lot like investors – they’re seeking the best ROI for their tuition dollars. At Summer Street, we’re looking to invest our capital in career schools that are affordable for students, that fit their lifestyles, and that prepare them to secure promising careers in growing industries. While we have a focus on schools in the allied health and skilled trades sectors, we are interested in hearing from any school with compelling value and a focus on quality education, as well as companies offering products and services targeting the K-12 and post-secondary education industries.
When it comes to investing in highly regulated industries like education, compliance is a critical success factor. We understand the regulations and the requirements of accrediting agencies, and we’ve invested heavily to assure excellence in compliance. Summer Street can provide growth capital to build your institution or company through complementary acquisitions, development of greenfield campuses, or new product lines. We can also help your organization roll into a larger one – allowing you to gain the benefits of critical mass right away. And when you’re ready to reap the rewards of your life’s work, we can structure a transaction to purchase some or all of your shares.
Target segments
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Schools with strong value propositions for students, including allied health services and skilled trades
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Providers of products or services for the K-12 and post-secondary education markets
high Interest schools
Skilled Trades:
- Electrician
- HVAC
- Refrigeration
- Welding
- Plumbing
- Other skilled trade programs
High-end Allied Health:
- RN
- LPN
- Medical Sonography
- CVT
- Radiologic Technology
- Other high-end allied health programs

“Summer Street has provided our school with the support and resources to enhance our program offerings, expand and improve existing campuses, and create an infrastructure to maximize our students’ ability to succeed.”
Mary Kelly, President
Beam Reach Education
did you know...
Career colleges are estimated to have an annual economic impact of $38.6 billion.
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