There are so many opportunities that I can get here that I am not able to get anywhere else.
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At Peddie, welcoming students with the highest degree of excitement, curiosity and character is our highest priority. We are grateful to the donors who make this possible by funding more than 50 named endowed funds as well as contributing to the General Endowment for Financial Assistance.
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The experiences of every member of the Peddie community are touched by The Peddie Fund, a critical resource that impacts all aspects of campus life. Thank you to each and every one of our Peddie Fund donors for providing Peddie with immediate and unrestricted funds, which are crucial to ensuring every part of the transformative Peddie experience.
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Capital improvements are only possible with the philanthropic support of donors. Recent capital projects include new and renovated dorms, the Zhao and Li Family Fitness and Exercise Center, and the Zen D. Rizzuto-Flancbaum ’19 Rowing Facility, located within the Center.
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Peddie’s future financial stability is ensured through the forethought and generosity of more than 300 Bell Society members, living and deceased. We are eternally grateful to our Bell Society members.
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Max Greyserman ’13 made a remarkable entrance onto the PGA Tour as a rookie this summer.
Read: Max Greyserman ’13: A Rising Star on the PGA Tour
In the ever-evolving digital innovation landscape, Kumar has emerged as a trailblazer.
Read: Brandon Kumar ’12 Graces Forbes 30 Under 30
Five years later, Peddie’s Class of 2020 looks back on their disrupted senior year.
Read: The Class of 2020 Revisited
Jared Graziano ’11 returned to Peddie to hold a panel discussion about recruiting for college baseball and shared gratitude for his Peddie experience.
Read: Jared Graziano ’11 Says Peddie Was “One of the Best Decisions I Ever Made”
The future financial stability of Peddie is ensured through the generosity of 300+ Bell Society members: “Continuing the strong financial foundation created by those who have gone before us. Such an endeavor helps establish a lasting legacy of which we are proud to be a part …” — Rick Peters ’72 & Kim W. Peters
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The Peddie Fund, a critical resource that impacts all aspects of campus life: “The teachers on this campus are not just here to teach, but to be there for us and to guide us to our fullest potential …” — Student Body Co-President Kyle Williams ’24
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Our most important asset — our faculty: “Critical thinking is about to evolve, and savvy educators will stay out in front of the wave of change …” — Visual Arts Teacher Craig Dale P’24
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Welcoming students with excitement, curiosity and character is our highest priority: “Over the past few years Peddie has offered me a variety of opportunities that define who I am today …” — Eliza Lamar ’25
Read: Access, Opportunity & Affordability
Former Peddie soccer star is playing for Gibraltar’s Premier Division.
Read: Mac Naggar ’18 Shines on the International Soccer Stage
Connor Signorin ’10 developed a deep love for swimming during his years as a Falcon.
Read: From Peddie to Open Water, Connor Signorin ’10 Makes a Splash
Rich D’Andrea is paving a new path forward for Peddie Athletics.
Read: Peddie’s Homegrown Talent Takes Charge as New Athletic Director
Mike Armellino ’57 GP’19 believes an emotional connection to Peddie is critical in order to keep it moving forward, and he urges those who love the school to recognize the potential in Peddie and its students with equal parts foresight and conviction.
Read: It’s All About the Kids: A Peddie Alumnus Looks Back (And Ahead)
Max Greyserman ’13 beat all the odds and made his U.S. Open Championship debut at Erin Hills, Wisconsin, on June 12-18.
Read: Former Falcon Golf Standout Max Greyserman Qualifies to Play U.S. Open