Through the looking glass

And what I found in Walnut Hill

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Locals disclose many social problems in Bunker Hill
including the low educational attainment of children,
population density, low income, littering and crime.
 Average household size:
Percentage of people 3 years and Walnut Hill: 4.6 people
older in undgraduate colleges: Milwaukee: 2.5 people
Walnut Hill: 3.3%
Milwaukee: 6.7%

Source: City-data.com
 Oftentimes, parents of
Bunker Hill tell their
children that education is
key to success…

…and many of them come

to Our Next Generation to
get help from volunteers
from the community.
Many students believe that with the cooperation of community leaders and hard work, they can
achieve.
Despite setbacks, smiles and strength fill the Bunker Hill community.