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Campaign Priorities

This is our moment to lead. The remaking of our campus is an opportunity that comes but once in a lifetime. It is essential to our success. It will position Perkiomen at the forefront of secondary education in America. We have the vision, the leadership, and the will. Now, we turn to you for the means. Please join us in Our Moment to Lead, our $30 million campaign to build the future of Perkiomen School.

Student Center
Student Center
Student Center
Expanding The Arts
Expanding The Arts
Expanding The Arts
New Athletic Facilities
New Athletic Facilities
New Athletic Facilities
Campus Green
Campus Green
Campus Green
Entry Road & Arrival Circle
Entry Road & Arrival Circle
Entry Road & Arrival Circle
Endowment & Annual Fund
Endowment & Annual Fund
Endowment & Annual Fund

Fundraising Progress

$11.5 M Cash
$9.5 M Pledges
$10.6 M Deferred
TOTAL: $31.7 M GOAL: $45 M

Support Our Moment to Lead

We invite you to join us in embracing this historic opportunity to transform Perkiomen and, by extension, to enrich the lives of many more student through your generous support.

Campaign Leadership

Strong leadership has a vision for the future. Meet our Campaign Committee.

Karlee A. Fain
Karlee A. Fain ’00
Committee Co-Chair and Board Member
Phil A. Lloyd
Philip A. Lloyd, II ’65
Committee Co-Chair and Board Member
Mark A. Devey
Mark A. Devey P ’21, ’24
Head of School
Karl A. Welsh
Karl A. Welsh
Director of Development

“During our lifetime, there will be doors that appear and you must have the courage to walk through them. If you don’t you’ll never expand your horizons and you will always stay where you are. Open that door, walk right through that door, and experience what’s on the other side of that door. Yes, it’s frightening. Yes, it’s new. But guess what? You might find something that’s really important to you.”

Phil Lloyd ’65

Recent News

The future of Perkiomen School: Schultz Hall demolition makes way for new student center
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