Academy for Science and Design Charter School

Our Students Are Building Tomorrow. Their Campus Is Finally Catching Up.

ASD has spent 19 years proving that a public charter school can compete with anyone—earning two National Blue Ribbons, sending graduates to top engineering and science programs, and building a reputation for STEM excellence that reaches well beyond New Hampshire. The academics are exceptional. The outdoor spaces have some catching up to do.

Our 675 students—from fifth graders tackling their first engineering challenges to seniors leading advanced research and design projects—spend every day in a school that excels on the inside. This year, we're making the outside match.

Four Things Your Donation Will Actually Build

Here's what your donation builds across four areas, designed to benefit all 675 students.

Turns Out, Investing in Kids Works.

The Academy for Science and Design (ASD) stands at the forefront of STEM education, nurturing the brightest minds and future leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Our innovative curriculum, dedicated faculty, and state-of-the-art resources create an unparalleled learning environment where curiosity thrives and innovation flourishes.

ASD students consistently excel in STEM fields and beyond, advancing to top universities and innovative careers worldwide. These accomplishments underscore our commitment to nurturing critical thinking and innovation, preparing students for leadership in the evolving STEM landscape.

ASD graduates go on to do remarkable things. Here's a small sample:

	Catherine Ruiz '22 Mechanical & Aerospace, Princeton	Member of Princeton Racing Electric's Formula 1 team. Credits ASD's early STEM support for her foundation and confidence.
	Olivia Cava '20 Data Scientist & Researcher, WPI	Combined BS/MS in Data Science at WPI. Researcher in the Social Neuroscience Lab; interned at Orbita, a Boston health-tech AI company.
	Derek Bobbitt '20 Analyst, BlackRock; Founder, DRX Ventures	UNH Finance, magna cum laude. Founded DRX Ventures, helping startups raise over $1M. Credits ASD faculty mentorship for igniting his passion for finance.
	Jhansi Raja '19 Ophthalmic Research Technician	Biology, Temple University. Supports clinical trials at Valley Eye Physicians. Credits ASD's senior projects for her love of independent research.
	Ben Frothingham '18 Mechanical Design Engineer, Tesla	Mechanical Engineering, Northeastern. Previously at SpaceX. Credits ASD for freedom to explore — including fixing the school's Mars rover prototype.
	Nathan Streeter '10 Systems Engineer, Sunrise Labs, NH	Designs medical devices for cancer diagnostics and NICU systems in Bedford, NH. Credits ASD's curriculum for his multifaceted engineering skills.

Thank You to Our Match Sponsor

Match Sponsor — Thank You

Locus Robotics is doubling every donation, up to $10,000.

We are grateful to Locus Robotics for their generous $10,000 matching gift. Every dollar you give during NH Gives is matched dollar-for-dollar — twice the impact at no extra cost to you.

$10,000 Match

from Locus Robotics