Build a Home for
Connection and Creativity
Think Forward Donor Recognition Levels
†Donors at these levels will be invited to a reception in Spring 2026.
Gifts of any amount are welcome and appreciated, and every gift matters.
Please contact the advancement office via email jjohnson@curtisschool.org for CLIC naming opportunities.
Curtis School is a non-profit institution (Tax ID 51-0188298). Your donations are tax-deductible in accordance with state and federal laws.
To make a gift of securities, to include Curtis School in your estate plan, or for other questions regarding donations, please contact Advancement at (310) 889-3740.
At Curtis School, we share an overriding purpose: to build our children’s foundation and prepare them to become the empathetic collaborators our world needs.
To extend our legacy of thinking forward about elementary education, we embarked on a multi-phased initiative beginning with the Collaborative Learning and Innovation Center (CLIC), a hub for collaborative excellence, co-designed by Curtis teachers, where teaching and learning intertwine across the scientific, artistic, and physical. Here, students will develop unmatched dexterity of thought, engaging mind, body, and heart in joyful discovery at every turn.
Today, that vision has become reality thanks to the generosity and shared commitment of the Curtis community. The Collaborative Learning and Innovation Center has opened as a vibrant hub where Curtis students explore, experiment, create, and move together in dynamic new ways. As we complete the final phase of the Think Forward campaign, your support will help bring the full promise of this extraordinary space to life, expanding the innovative teaching and learning experiences it was designed to inspire.
The Vision Behind the CLIC
The Collaborative Learning and Innovation Center provides space for students to seamlessly follow their passions—wherever they lead.
When we take down the walls between classrooms, subjects, grade levels, and the outside—in this case literally—students develop into curious and dexterous problem solvers. This new 21,000ft 3-story building houses all our arts, science, and technology classrooms under one roof.




