Support the Arts at Serviam

A fundraiser for Serviam Girls Academy

$3,935 raised from 25 donors

$6,000 goal

Bring the ARTS to Seviam with 'Math, Music and Makers'

Serviam is planning to introduce Art-Integrated lessons to its curriculum to create a more engaging and creative educational experience for students! 

What is arts integration?
Arts integration is an approach to teaching in which students learn and demonstrate understanding through an art form. Building on the similarities between different subject areas, lessons have dual objectives that include the art form and the content knowledge.

Our 'Math, Music and Makers' program will change the way concepts are learned and practiced, bringing excitement to the Serviam classrooms to help our scholars soar.

Donate this Giving Tuesday to support the Arts at Serviam Girls Academy!





About Serviam Girls Academy

Mission: Cultivating the potential of young women through a challenging, holistic education rooted in the Ursuline tradition. Vision: Empowering young women, changing the world.

Serviam Girls Academy is cultivating the potential of young women through a challenging, holistic education. Serviam is a tuition-free, private middle school for young women of all faiths from under-resourced families. Founded in 2008, Serviam is dedicated to the education of 45 - 55 girls in grades fifth through eighth. Our faculty delivers a highly differentiated education that prioritizes essential skill development, including critical thinking, problem-solving, coding, the arts, and STEM. 
Additionally, we focus on fostering self-discipline, motivation, and innovation, all of which equip our students for the competitive landscapes of high school, college, and beyond. Since our establishment, we have positively impacted the lives of over 145 young women.

As a proud member of the NativityMiguel Network of Schools, Serviam operates under a model that features a nine-hour extended school day. The schedule incorporates a diverse range of enrichment programs, a mandatory four-week summer session, small class sizes, and a robust graduate support program designed to guide our alumnae as they navigate high school, college, and their professional lives. Thanks to the generous support of the community, we can provide programs and services that create a strong academic groundwork for our students, allowing them to realize their potential and ignite their creativity.

County Served: New Castle

Office Location(s): Wilmington

Sector: BIPOC-Led (CEO/ED); Education; Kids; Neighborhoods; Religious or Faith-based; Volunteerism; Youth Development