Building a Future for Our Students, Together
INTRODUCING THE GEISLER FAMILY WINGS
 
Wonder, Inspire, Nurture, Grow, Soar

 
The Roots to Grow, Wings to Soar Campaign was launched to modernize the Pegasus campus, providing the same necessary emphasis to our learning environment that we place on education. Our newest Geisler Family WINGS will be the heart of the Pegasus campus, a place where all members of our community can gather to collaborate and be inspired.

Project Highlights

The Geisler Family WINGS at the heart of the Pegasus Campus will include:
  • The Osgood Family Library: Spacious and inviting. Inspiring and innovative. It’s a place for reflection, instruction, and collaboration. It nearly doubles the amount of stack space from the current library, allowing for a larger collection.
  • Small group study rooms to provide quiet spaces for collaborative project work in a small community setting.
  • The Launch Pad: The instructional space where great ideas take flight. It includes ample seating designed for class reading time and group lessons from the librarian and classroom teachers.
  • Laura’s Loft: a nod to our founder and the perfect little nook to read, play, and engage.
Interested in learning more about the project?

Join Elle Charles for a “Capital Campaign Campus Stroll” which includes a tour of the planned space and a chance to sit down and ask questions about the project in a casual, small-group setting. 

Available Dates: May 4 and 10
Time: 8:30–9:15 a.m.
Location: FISCH Bowl 
 
Sign up here for a Campus Stroll.

Additional Improvements in the Project

Grades 3–5 Playgrounds

Students need ample space to play, learn, eat lunch, and explore.

The Groves

A peaceful outdoor area for students, faculty, and staff to enjoy. 

Campus Beautification

Blending the new facilities and the old in a beautiful way.
“In the library we are not just readers. We are actors, creators, poets, scientists, and architects.” — Carin Meister, Pegasus Librarian

Timeline

May 2021
Conceptual design is completed.

January 2021
Permitting is completed.

Ongoing through Summer 2023 
Capital Campaign 

June 2023
Construction begins with the demolition of the E Building.

Winter/Spring 2024
Construction of The Geisler Family WINGS

Summer 2024
Construction of the Groves, Grades 3–5 Playground, and campus beautification

We are thankful for the Pegasus Board Members and families who have made a lead gift to help us get this project underway. 

To learn more about how to help make this project a reality, contact Jason Lopez or Elle Charles, our Director of Advancement.


The Capital Campaign Committee is composed of a Committee Chair, the Head of School, the Director of Advancement, and other Board and non-Board members. The committee is responsible for helping to build community connections in the support of the development of appropriate financial resources to fulfill the Roots to Grow, Wings to Soar Campaign.

Capital Campaign Committee Members
In Soon Nam and Reynolds Bish, Committee Chairs
Jason Lopez, Head of School
Elle Charles, Director of Advancement

Christine and George Cheng
Lindsay and Anthony Geisler
Jaci and Aaron Gurewitz 
Deborah and Mark Osgood 


Kazu Fukuda Science and Technology Center — Completed August 2020

The new Kazu Fukuda Science & Technology Center includes:
  • Innovative space with the equipment and infrastructure to teach 21st century science, merging academic disciplines to best leverage interdisciplinary science and technology approaches to learning.
  • Layout that facilitates hands-on learning in science and supports our educational program, which encourages students to develop a greater sense of academic wonder.
  • 5 state-of-the-art science labs with attached supply rooms
  • 2 innovative technology and robotics workshops
  • 7 spacious classrooms for use by all students, including lower school Spanish and Music, as well as all eighth-grade classes
Additional projects
  • Created Horowitz Family Quad
  • Renovated two classrooms in the Frieden Family Middle School
  • Expanded and reconfigured parking lot

Timeline — Phase 1

December 2018
Project announced to school community

January 2019
Capital Campaign launches

June 2019
Groundbreaking for parking lot

Labor Day 2019
Parking lot completed

September 2019
Groundbreaking for Science & Technology Center

September 2020
Science & Technology Center completed



The Pegasus School

19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Tel: 714-964-1224 |  Fax: 714- 962-6047
info@thepegasusschool.org
The Pegasus School is a coed, non-profit, nonsectarian day school in Huntington Beach, California, that serves students in pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8. A Pegasus education equips bright, motivated students to achieve future academic success and make a positive impact on society.