Capital Campaign

Securing the future of our campus is of utmost importance to Assets School. Our multi-phase capital improvement project is bringing new campus facilities to the school’s unique strength-based learning curriculum tailored to gifted and dyslexic students as well as those who simply learn differently.

Phase Two Underway
Phase One Completed

Phase Two Underway

PHASE TWO UNDERWAY....
The next phase of our capital campaign includes improvements on both the K-8 and the High School campuses, with fundraising already underway for the $10 million project.

K-8 Campus
Phase Two for the K-8 campus includes a new learning commons area, which will replace our current library with a flexible learning and collaboration space along with traditional library space to promote reading. Following the completion of the learning commons, we will begin the planning and construction of a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center in order to provide our creative and artistic students with a space to explore their unique gifts.
High School Campus
We are currently at-capacity on our High School campus, and in order to continue helping those for whom Assets is a necessity, we are planning construction of a brand-new multi-purpose building that will provide 16 new classrooms as well as much-needed space for a collaboration area, counselor offices and science/maker labs.

click here to donate to phase two today!

For more information, please contact Linda Jameson Myers,
Vice President of Advancement (808) 440-3605.

PHASE ONE COMPLETED!
The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg K-4 Village opened to 80 of Assets’ youngest learners on August 15, 2018. The village’s three bright, modern buildings include six classrooms, common areas, a counselor's office, and plenty of flexible space for these students to spread out and explore. The indoor-outdoor village also includes a student garden and outdoor classrooms for our great minds to engage in project- and placed-based learning endeavors within their own specially-designed community. The $3.5 million project broke ground in September 2017 and took less than a year to complete.