Peconic Community School has enjoyed an incredible start to an unprecedented year, and we couldn’t be more grateful. We are now more than ten weeks into an utterly unique and joyful outdoor in-person learning experience that continues the learner-centered, place- and project-based learning that means so much to our students.

Thanks to the support of this PCS community, we've expanded our campus, established magical outdoor classrooms, and created a new community around a growing student body. Spending these months together this fall – dodging the rain under the tents, circling for groups in the afternoon sun, exploring the new PCS East campus -- has been invaluable in helping us get to know and engage the students. We're finding out what lights them up, how they learn best, and who they are behind the masks.

With each passing day – every obstacle overcome, every friendship forged -- there's a more and more palpable sense of "we're in this together." And from that feeling, arises the kind of resilient, courageous and compassionate community that bolsters the spirits of all in its fold.

As we face the uncertainty of the coming months, we know that PCS students will be counting on this strong community to facilitate their learning wherever it happens, to support them as friends even from afar, and to remind them that they are an important part of something special. The students need PCS now more than ever.

And we need you. 

PCS has a goal of RAISING $100,000 by December 31st

to continue offering the accessible, exceptional learner-centered education that makes our school so unique.

Your gift supports every essential function of this school, from maintaining our campuses to implementing remote technology, and enables our students to stay connected and learning no matter where this winter takes us.

Your generosity ensures that PCS continues to educate and nurture children with a spirit of adventure and a commitment to community.

Thank you! 

About Peconic Community School:

Peconic Community School was founded in 2012 with a clear understanding that modern schools need to educate children for an uncertain future, one whose lifestyles and career opportunities are difficult to predict. It is with the goal of fostering resilience, reflection, and compassion that PCS approaches educating children for the realities of the 21st century.

PCS implements a learner-centered curriculum --  incorporating project-based learning, place-based investigations, integrated study, and student-driven inquiry -- with a strong commitment to social emotional well-being and community building to engage and inspire the whole child. 

To learn more, visit peconiccommunityschool.org and follow us on Instagram @peconiccommunityschool.