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150 BUILDING: Grades K-4

150 Oaklands Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341 | Directions
Main Office: 610-903-1300, ext. 6811 | Main Office Email: [email protected]
Academic Day: 8:15 AM to 3:45 PM | Supply List: 2025-2026 K-4th Grade

Building Administrators: Kristin Camburn (center-left), 150 Building Principal; Amanda Shumate (center-right), 150 Building Assistant Principal; Tom Dower (left), Dean of Instruction and Intervention; Chad Bender, Dean of Climate and Culture (right).

Communication Notice: Faculty in the 150 Building use, ClassDojo, an online platform enhancing communication with our parents/guardians. ClassDojo is utilized to share daily events, photos, details on building-wide activities, and important announcements. Haven’t joined ClassDojo yet? Please contact your child’s teacher and request access information.

468/486 BUILDING: Grades K-4

468/486 Thomas Jones Way, Exton, PA 19341 | Directions
Main Office: 610-903-1300, ext. 6401 | Main Office Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
Academic Day: 8:15am to 3:45pm | Supply List: 2025-2026 K-4th Grade

468/486 Ext.

468:486 Admin Team

Building Administrators: Mallory DeCarolis (left), 468/486 Building Principal; Travis Wolfe (center), Dean of Culture and Climate; and Olivia DiRodio (right), 468/486 Assistant Principal.

Communication Notice: Faculty in the 468/486 Building use, ClassDojo, an online platform enhancing communication with our parents/guardians. ClassDojo is utilized to share daily events, photos, details on building-wide activities, and important announcements.

500 BUILDING: Grades 5-8

Building Administrators: Holly Boyle, (top-left) 500 Building Principal; Caitlin Sullivan, (bottom-left) Assistant Principal; Yu Kai Cheung, (top-right) Assistant Principal; and Dan Fowlkes, (bottom-right) Dean of Students.

Communication Notice: Faculty in the 500 Building use, ClassDojo, an online platform enhancing communication with our parents/guardians. ClassDojo is utilized to share daily events, photos, details on building-wide activities, and important announcements. Haven’t joined ClassDojo yet? Please contact your child’s teacher and request access information.

535 BUILDING: Grades 5-8

Building Administrators: Michael Perricone (front-left), Dean of Climate and Culture; Nikki Pezzino (front-right), Assistant Principal; Dr. Marjorie Gaskin (back-left), Assistant Principal; and Graham Dryburgh (back-right), 535 Building Principal.

School Counselors: Abigail Small, 610-903-1300 ext. 6611; Pete Danenhower, 610-903-1300 ext. 6612; and Ashley Brown, 610-903-1300 ext. 6615.

Communication Notice: Starting with the 2025-2026 school year, the 535 Building will use the online platform ClassDojo to enhance communication with our parents/guardians. ClassDojo is utilized to share daily events, photos, details on building-wide activities, and important announcements.

515 BUILDING: Grades 9-12

515 James Hance Court, Exton, PA 19341 | Directions
Main Office: 610-903-1300, ext. 6300 | Main Office Email: [email protected]
Academic Day: 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM | Supply List: 2025-2026 9th-12th Grade

Building Administrators: (Left to Right) Christopher Castro, Dean of Climate and Culture; Kristin Kotler, Interim Assistant Principal (Grades 10 and 12); Marie Rogai, Interim 515 (High School) Principal; and Justin Keller, Assistant Principal (Grades 9 and 11).

More High School Resources: School Profile | Counseling Office Website | Library Website

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: 456 Building

456 Creamery Way (Suite 100), Exton, PA 19341 | Directions
Main Office: 610-903-1300, ext. 6000 | Main Office Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

A Message From Our CEO: Collegium is a school where teachers assign their students work worth doing – from reading meaningful literature to problem-solving in mathematics to using original documents in social studies and teaching science through experiments.

Collegium is a school that values “specials” classes. Our students participate in music, art, physical education, Spanish, and a variety of STEM-related courses. Collegium is a school preparing its students for post-high school success, and our alums attend a range of colleges and universities; check out the list of schools. Collegium offers a wide range of extra-curricular clubs, sports, and activities. Collegium is a school that teaches the meaningful value of giving back to our community by requiring student participation in volunteer opportunities.

Collegium students are racially diverse, speak different languages, practice different religions, and come to Collegium from all socioeconomic circumstances. Despite their backgrounds, all students are held to the same highest academic and behavioral expectations. Collegium parents are involved and confident that their children are being well served.

Collegium faculty and staff in all of our buildings enthusiastically embrace their responsibility to do whatever it might take to help each and every child succeed to the best of their ability.

On behalf of our Board of Trustees and the Collegium Community of faculty, staff, students, and their families, I welcome you to Collegium Charter School.
–Marita K. Barber, Chief Executive Officer