Trevose Day School & Neshaminy Montessori Students Participate in Food Drive to Benefit Area Food Pantries

Last month, the students of Trevose Day School and Neshaminy Montessori collected non-perishable food items on behalf of the combined food drives of the United Way of Bucks County and the Bucks County Opportunity Council’s Adopt-a-Food-Pantry. Over the course of three weeks the schools collected and donated more than 150 items.

“We are very proud of our students,” said Gwynne Frischmann, Head of School at Trevose Day School and Neshaminy Montessori. “They have shown great resolve in collecting as many food items as they could. It is just one example of how our students feel connected to the community and want to do whatever they can to help others.”

To learn more about the United Way of Bucks County go to www.uwbucks.org.

To learn more about Bucks County Opportunity Council go to www.bcoc.org.

About Trevose Day School:

Trevose Day School is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian day school, located in Trevose Pennsylvania. The primary goal of the school is an education of excellence that meets each student’s interests, abilities and needs. Small classes, where teachers are closely

connected to their students, enable children to actively participate in the learning process.

An individualized learning environment provides an atmosphere where students build confidence to pursue academic excellence. To learn more, visit www.trevosedayschool.com.

About Neshaminy Montessori:

Located in Trevose, Pennsylvania, Neshaminy Montessori is a school where young children flourish in a creative environment that taps their deepest curiosity for learning. The innovative program combines the core tenets of Dr. Maria Montessori’s educational method with cutting-edge activities in technology, art, music and movement. Through group and individualized exploration, students blossom into outstanding learners who inspire each other with their passion for discovery. To learn more, visit www.neshaminymontessori.com.

Photo Caption:

Trevose Day School second graders Sy and Gabby proudly show off items brought in by students and arranged around the school’s “Giving Tree.” More than 150 items were collected and donated to local food pantries.