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WFS Students Participate in Share the Stage Concert
Five WFS students recently participated in Share the Stage, a benefit concert for the Autism Research Foundation, where neurodiverse musicians perform and collaborate with professional and student musicians to create truly inclusive, inspiring, and fun performances.
The five student participants were Francesca Cericola '30, Gigi Facciolo '25, Cael McDonnell '28, Elsie McDonnell '30, and Lorne McDonnell '25.
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Quakerism Class Learns About Prison Reform
The Upper School Quakerism and Thee class recently welcomed three guest speakers to deepen their understanding of prison reform and Quaker contributions to the movement.Read More -
WFS Students Participate in Share the Stage Concert
Five WFS students recently participated in Share the Stage, a benefit concert for the Autism Research Foundation, where neurodiverse musicians perform and collaborate with professional and student musicians to create truly inclusive, inspiring, and fun performances.Read More -
Little Free Library at Lower School Natural Playground
Read MorePreschoolers have been enjoying the Little Free Library at the lower school natural playground! -
Lower School Culture Quest Explores Diwali
The lower school held its second Culture Quest this week to explore Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.Read More -
First Grade Butterfly Migration
First grade students recently gathered for the annual monarch butterfly migration, a beloved lower school tradition which connects science, Spanish, and art classes.Read More -
ASP Partners with Delaware Nature Society Chicken Tender Program
The After School Program is partnering with Delaware Nature Society and its Chicken Tender program to help raise two baby chickens.Read More -
2024 Alumni Award Recipients
WFS was pleased to present three Alumni Awards at Homecoming 2024 to Carol Bancroft Morley '68 (Outstanding Service Award), Leslie Davis Guccione ’65 (Distinguished Alumna Award), and Stephanie Bonnes ’04 (Young Alumna of the Year Award). The three were honored for their dedication to their professions and community service. They are the embodiment of what a Friends education stands for.Read More -
WFS Teachers Share Sabbatical Experiences
Read MoreWFS teachers Karen Horikawa and Katy Kenney recently presented about their spring 2024 sabbatical experiences. -
10th Graders Learn About Local Underground Railroad History and the Quaker Involvement
Adrian Burston, a former Friends teacher and Vice President of the Kennett Underground Railroad Center, and his wife Debbie Burston, recently presented to 10th grade American History classes about the local history of the Underground Railroad and the involvement of Quakers in the local abolition movement.Read More -
Lower School Sports Connection
Lower school students enjoyed spending time with middle and upper school student-athletes today. During their visit, athletes discussed the strategy behind their respective sports, demonstrated various drills that students could practice at recess and home, and excited everyone in the lower school by leading them in some of their favorite cheers!Read More -
School Year Abroad Presentation
Read MoreNinth and tenth grade students (during Spirit Week!) had the opportunity to learn more about School Year Abroad (SYA). -
Middle School Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The WFS middle school concluded its celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month last week with an educational and interactive performance by Los Bomberos de la Calle.Read More -
WFS Hosts Chinese Language Teachers Association
WFS recently hosted a workshop for the Chinese Language Teachers Association (CLTA), gathering kindergarten through college Chinese educators to exchange ideas and experiences on organizing summer study abroad tours.Read More -
Gavin Jefferson '26 Helps Bring Jester Artspace to Life
Gavin Jefferson '26 became involved with the Jester Artspace for a project in his Quakerism class, and continued helping the organization even after his project was complete. Click here to read more.Read More -
Lower School Fifth Grade Volunteers
Every year, fifth grade students volunteer to help with early morning care at the lower school, ensuring a smooth start to each day!Read More -
Chris Loeffler '00 Named Head of Lower School
Read MoreI am excited to announce that Chris Loeffler ’00 has been appointed the next Head of Lower School. Chris’s philosophy that education extends beyond knowledge acquisition to making the world a better place along with his comprehensive understanding of our school community make him uniquely qualified for this role. -
Sixth Grade Carwash and Bake Sale!
Read MoreThank you to everyone who came out and supported the sixth grade car wash and bake sale on a beautiful fall Saturday! -
Students Visit with Alumni Lindsay Rademaker Reinhold '94
Upper school students visited with Lindsay Rademaker Reinhold '94 during a Lunch and Learn hosted by the Service Committee to hear more about the work she does with Canine Partners for Life and how they can become involved with the organization. Students also got to meet Lindsay's current puppy-in-training, Abby!Read More -
Seniors/First Grade Buddies
Seniors loved getting the chance to hang out with their first grade buddies at the lower school playground!Read More -
Lower School Culture Quest - Rosh Hashanah
Yesterday was our first lower school Culture Quest, an exciting opportunity for students to learn more about other cultures. This first event in this school year-long series explored the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah through reading, crafts, and food!Read More
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