There is no question that schools like Berkeley nationwide have much stronger endowments that ensure the viability and sustainability of those institutions long-term. If you would like to speak with someone at Berkeley about helping move the school into the next echelon of the greatest schools in the country by growing our endowment, please complete the corresponding form and we will reach out to you right away.
Berkeley Now, Berkeley Forever is the campaign that completed the final phase of the School's Master Plan. It included the construction of the Forsyth Center for Elementary Education (housing grades 2-5), the Berkeley Chapel, renovations to various classrooms in the Dev Family Lower Division Complex, and the renovation of the Lykes Center for the Arts.
With your generous support, Berkeley students now have a dedicated, sacred space—including the following features—where all are welcome to gather, pray, and grow together in faith.
Inclusiveness, compassion, kindness, integrity—these are values that are taught, modeled, and instilled throughout the Berkeley experience. Episcopal schools exist not merely to educate, but to demonstrate and proclaim the unique value and beauty of all human beings as creations of a loving, empowering God.
Spirituality is woven into everyday life at Berkeley. The promotion of moral and spiritual values, as mandated through our mission statement, is lived out with utmost care. We understand the directive in holistic terms, striving to safeguard the free movement and expression of God in this place.
Like many houses of worship, the Berkeley Chapel could host a wide variety of opportunities to gather. Some examples include:
"What we know is when projects are bigger, messier, and louder, that's when student engagement is high and our students are learning the most."
—Melissa Davis, Lower Division Director
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