Why Support The New School?
Our students develop into learners who are curious, passionate, self-directed, who engage in conceptual thinking, and who are motivated to continue learning throughout life. The family environment of the classroom and of the school as a whole fosters the development of individuals who are committed to peace, social justice, social harmony, service to others, sustainability, and who appreciate diversity and respect individual differences. We would argue, and we think you would agree, that fostering these qualities in the future stewards of our world is the greatest investment we can make not just for our individual children, but for mankind.
Maria Montessori said: “Education today, in this particular social period, is assuming truly unlimited importance. And the increased emphasis on its practical value can be summed up in one sentence: education is the best weapon for peace.”
When you give to The New School, you are giving not only to your own children, but to the community and the world as well.
Weis 4 School
NSM is partnering with Weis Markets in their annual Weis 4 School program. Register your Weis Rewards Card and earn money for our school!
Honoring Pam Liddell
Join us in honoring one of our school’s founders, Pamela Trow Liddell, whose passion for learning and vision continue to shape our community.
Tax Credits Information
Learn more about state tax credits for giving to The New School; we are approved as an Opportunity Scholarship Organization.
Corporate Matching Gift
Many employers will match charitable gifts, enabling your contribution to make an even greater difference. Matching gifts provide you with an easy way to potentially double or even triple your original donation.
Planned Giving
A bequest—a gift in your will—is a simple and convenient way to create a legacy and provide enduring support for New School Montessori. Your bequest can be a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate.
Discovering Us
“What the New School provides is a wonderful environment where children are able to become active learners. The added bonus is the level of respect they learn for their peers, their teachers and the environment. We couldn’t find that combination anywhere else.”
Marcy Radcliffe, New School Montessori Parent