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Montessori-by-the-Sea seeks $60,000 for student resources, campus safety
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Montessori-by-the-Sea Seeks $60K for Resources & Safety

Montessori-by-the-Sea seeks $60,000 through its 2025-26 Annual Fund drive to boost student and teacher resources and enhance campus safety, including new security measures and classroom improvements.

09/28/2026 · St. Pete Beach edition

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Montessori-by-the-Sea on St. Pete Beach launched its 2025-26 Annual Fund drive, aiming to raise $60,000 for student and teacher resources and campus safety improvements.

The school will use the funds to install electric key fob readers, update security camera software and cameras, and implement the School Guard app for teachers. Off-duty police officers will also attend school events.

The fund also targets enhancements for the Elementary Art Room/Design Lab, including new tables, stools, supplies, technology, and equipment. Classroom lighting in all learning spaces will be replaced.

Donations to the Montessori-by-the-Sea Annual Fund are tax-deductible.

Checks payable to Montessori-by-the-Sea with "Annual Fund" in the memo can be mailed to 1603 Gulf Way, St. Pete Beach, FL 33706.

Gifts can also be sent via Venmo to @montessoribysea, with "Annual Fund" in the comments. Credit card donations are accepted via AMEX, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover.

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