THE IVY SCHOOL

A Public Charter Montessori Elementary and Middle School in Portland, Oregon

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT THROUGH JULY 26 (AND BEYOND)

Ivy has found a new home at 5420 N. Interstate Avenue! It’s clear that this is the perfect place and the perfect time for the community to come together under one roof to learn, grow and thrive. Before that can happen, we need to enlist your help! Between TODAY and JULY 26, we need to raise $500,000. Yes, it’s a big goal. Together we can reach it through the many arms of our Capital Campaign Cash Drive. Below you will find many ways to give. Donors who give $500 or more to any campaign receive recognition on our Founders Wall, and your donation is tax-deductible.

HELP US RAISE $100,000 BY JUNE 20 AND DONATIONS WILL BE MATCHED DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
Thanks to the generosity of a donor challenge.


HEAR FROM IVY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NIKKI JONES

NEW BUILDING NEWS AND INFO

Please mail check donations to:

The Ivy School
Attn: Capital Campaign
26 NE Morris St.
Portland Oregon 97212

IMPORTANT INFO FOR THE 2019/2020 YEAR

EMPOWERING CREATIVE LEARNING AT TWO CAMPUSES IN NORTHEAST PORTLAND

The Ivy School currently serves students from 1st-8th grade at two campuses in NE Portland. Maps: NE Prescott and NE Morris. We are, however, in the process of moving to one school campus at 5420 N. Interstate Ave. Please visit this page for updates throughout the summer. LEARN MORE about Ivy.

Time is of the essence to reach our first milestone of $100,000! Donate or Fundraise Today!

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THE LOVE OF LEARNING

Montessori curricula are intended to appeal to the child’s innate hunger for knowledge. Children learn to love learning. Traditional curricula focus on standardized test performance and grades. Children learn because it is mandatory.

ADAPTABLE CURRICULA

Montessori curricula expand in response to the students’ needs. Traditional curricula are predetermined without regard to student needs.

AGE GROUPS

In Montessori schools, “grade-levels” are flexible and determined by the child’s developmental range. In traditional schools, grade levels are more strictly defined by age within a twelve-month period.