Penn Charter’s Overseers reached consensus in October on a plan to propel Penn Charter forward with a campus transformation that will shape the school for decades.

Naveena Bembry celebrates 20 years of teaching at Penn Charter with a professional development trip to Japan.

The Senior Comprehensive Project gives Penn Charter 12th graders the opportunity to engage in professional work with a public purpose.

Travis Larrabee began this school year as Penn Charter’s new, and first, Director of Strategic Initiatives. In this role Larrabee is charged with working to further the Strategic Vision approved by Overseers in 2013.

The Center for Public Purpose continues to develop compelling community-based work for the pre-K to 12 academic curriculum, forge community partnerships and boost student achievement.

Fourth grade students collaborate to resolve an oil embargo, a chemical spill, a famine and more.

A ceremonial groundbreaking honors the legacy of PC baseball and its future.

To honor his wife, a schoolteacher, and the teachers who mentored him at PC, Warren F. Miller Jr. OPC ’65 establishes an unusual gift for teachers.

Bob OPC '63 and Nancy Brickley make a gift to help build PC's new baseball field.

Bob and Denise Muir establish the Muir/Dolaway Family Scholarship Fund to benefit a middle school graduate of St. James School, a Penn Charter service partner.

Duncan and Ellen McFarland increase to $10,000,000 their gift to Penn Charter's How Far? campaign.

Keith Kelson makes a gift in honor of his father, Perry Colby Kelson OPC ’41, and his grandfather, Everett Stanley Kelson, a former PC teacher.