Community art projects in Collegeville, Pennsylvania

SCI Phoenix Project is a state-of-the-art correctional facility located at 1200 Mokychic Road in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States. The institution, which officially opened on July 9, 2018, was created to replace the outdated SCI Graterford. With a total of 3,830 beds, SCI Phoenix offers a wide range of treatment, educational, vocational, and recreational programs for inmates. The institution is led by a team of dedicated professionals, including Deputy Superintendents Mandy Sipple, Charles Hensley, Harold Kertes, and Nathan Wynder, as well as Superintendent Assistant/Public Information Officers Kristina Owens and Gina Orlando. The facility features two prototypical correctional buildings with a shared Administration/Support Building, Program Services Buildings, CI shops, Commissary, Property, and Maintenance facilities.

Magic Memories Royersford is a preschool and child care center located at 25 North 6th Avenue in Royersford, Pennsylvania. Serving various areas including Chester Springs, Collegeville, Norristown, and more, this institution prides itself on providing personal care and attention as the basis for children's budding skills. With experienced teachers in early childhood education, 64% of staff hold a Child Development Associate degree or higher. The institution prioritizes the health of children with state-of-the-art sanitization safeguards in place. Magic Memories believes in building strong bonds between parents and teachers, offering healthy snacks and warm lunches daily. They provide an amazing teaching curriculum to strengthen learning and development, with thought-provoking lessons and engaging activities for every age group. Children participate in yearly productions, fostering confidence and public speaking skills.

Bomberger Hall is a prestigious university located at 601 East Main Street in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States. The institution offers a wide range of academic programs and research opportunities for students. One of the notable research projects at Bomberger Hall includes experimental cosmology research conducted by Jon, who also does research in the Atacama Desert, Chile. The institution's Assistant Professor of Physics, Kassie Martin-Wells, has been recognized for her work with a Research Initiation Grant from NASA. This grant will support her and her students in creating a crater classification tool, which is a significant advancement in the field of planetary science study.