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WAYS TO GIVE

There are a large number of ways to give back to the SSCPS community, from making a donation to our annual fund to volunteering your time at our school events, to supporting our email campaigns and more! Read below to see all the different ways you can contribute to our community's success and learn more about our school's history and mission.

DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

THE HISTORY OF SSCPS

Our school, located in Norwell, serves over 1,000 students from K-12, hailing from 26 different districts across the South Shore. For the past 30 years, SSCPS has been dedicated to inspiring every student to excel in academics, service, and life. Our mission is to educate students from diverse backgrounds rich in cultures and languages from the South Shore and around the world. We focus on teaching the whole child, recognizing that language, mathematics literacy, and scientific inquiry are the foundation of academic achievement. Our comprehensive curriculum upholds rigorous standards, ensuring alignment across all levels, and embraces differentiated instruction to accommodate all learners.

At SSCPS, we believe in empowering students through project-based education and service learning. Our students complete community service requirements, becoming involved in the community beyond the school walls to learn about teamwork, communication, organization, and service to others. This innovative approach is embodied in our Projects (K-8) and Workshops (9-12), offering avenues for intellectual exploration across diverse fields such as environmental science, theater arts, music, visual arts, communication, and technology.

Did You Know?

  • SSCPS is the oldest charter school in Massachusetts, and we had the first graduation of any charter school in MA.

  • Our very first graduating class had only 3 students!

  • SSCPS had 150 students in 1995 - today, we have over 1,000.

WHAT WE STAND FOR

A triangle of support that includes students, parents and faculty in a unified approach to foster each student’s growth process. 

Student-focused and student-centered governance and learning processes throughout the entire educational experience.

Service and project-based learning that compliments our strong academic curriculum.

A commitment to excellence, curiosity and the joy of learning within an accepting and inclusive environment.