Campus Master Plan
Seize the Moment, Plan for the Future
We must simultaneously develop and protect our beautiful, 47-acre campus, melding existing space with the changing needs of our academic program. We imagine a campus strategically updated to improve practical issues like watershed management and parking, while also expanding playing fields and outdoor learning areas.
We can see a revitalized landscape with spaces for outdoor exploration, observation and learning. Our students will learn to be better stewards of the environment in which we all live and learn, even as we strengthen our campus infrastructure.
Penn Charter's campus master plan realigns athletics facilities on the eastern side of campus, from the scoreboard on Maguire Field across School House Lane to the far boundary of the Strawbridge Campus. On the other side of campus, the plan calls for the Lower, Middle and Upper Schools to unite in a green, pedestrian-oriented Academic Village.
Said Head of School Darryl J. Ford: "Our vision for our campus transformation combines the three divisions in a vibrant Academic Village — a vibrant learning community. We are not done until we achieve that."
Campus Master Plan Stories
Penn Charter’s singular investment of time, resources and attention to the How Far? campaign is paying off.
The extraordinary How Far? campaign has set a new goal of $125 million to complete the facilities projects central to the transformation of Penn Charter's campus.
A look back at the exceptional progress of the How Far? campaign and an overview of what's to come.