Fusion Academy Opens Second Main Line Location

The Fusion Academy is expanding its presence in the Philadelphia area by opening a new outpost on the western part of the Main Line, making it the second on the Main Line in addition to Fusion Academy Ardmore.

Fusion Academy Malvern provides one-to-one learning – one teacher per student – is launching on the heels of two other new schools opening in the area. The school will provide customized learning for students in grades six through 12 on the Main Line.

Families in the Main Line market have demonstrated significant interest in educational options that offer flexibility, customization, pacing and personalized learning. Given the unique needs of so many students in the Main Line Area, Fusion Academy provides families with the flexibility for students focused on future arts and athletic endeavors. Additionally, students in need of a flexible schedule to strengthen social, emotional, or academic goals have found success in the Fusion model.

Fusion Academy Malvern’s Head of School, Dr. David Cambridge, a resident of Pennsylvania for more than 15 years, holds a Master of Science in biology, an MBA, and a Doctorate of Education.

Additionally, Cambridge holds multiple Pennsylvania Department of Education certifications including teaching certifications in math and science, a Supervision in Curriculum and Instruction, a Principal Certification, and a Commission Qualification Letter for School Superintendent. Samantha Ballard, Director of Admissions and Outreach, has formerly worked in college admissions and looks to bring her expertise in individual coaching and academic success to the Fusion Academy Malvern community.

Drawing from a pool of highly experienced, passionate educators, Fusion seeks to foster professionals focused on student emotional, academic, and social growth through classes designed around student needs and interests.

"Fusion Academy exists for students whom, for a variety of reasons, traditional school is not the best option," Cambridge said. "We know that parents on the Main Line are eager to find a school that offers a whole-child approach, where students face less emotional and social strain, and we believe Fusion is that solution."

To reduce family stress and build strength, Fusion students complete their homework at the Homework Café with help and supervision from a teacher—they don’t take it home.

This allows students to spend quality time with family and friends, or pursue competitive talents, sports and philanthropic work. The Fusion learning model focuses on a holistic approach to student success, involving family members and other individuals that support each student’s academic growth.

Visit the school's website or call (866) 884-2174 for more information.

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