By Coaches Soo Mee Kaas, Amin Linder, and Holliday Harrigan The MMFS upper school volleyball team started this season with three veteran players and eight first-time players. As a new…
By Coaches Andrew Fileta, Brian Kerrigan, and Noah Rolley We began the season with an overnight trip to the Delaware Valley Friends School in Paoli, Pennsylvania where we took part…
By Caitlin Clifford, Upper School Head Visual Arts Teacher As a practicing artist, I find that my own artwork and artistic pursuits inform the way I teach. My work is…
Quakerism is a vibrant part of life at the upper school. Two out of every seven days, the community gathers in the gym for Silence. Students lead Silence and present…
Code.org has an extensive library of free resources that support teaching computer science to students of all ages (K-12). Last year, it was my go-to for creating the framework for…
Lily Dooha Fasano graduated from MMFS in 2017. She attends Champlain College in Burlington, VT where she enjoys small class sizes. With many colleges in the area, there are a lot of students…
By Orla Dunstan, Director of Communications Second language study “empowers our students to become … contributing members of a global society,” as our mission states, by exposing students to different…
By Orla Dunstan, Director of Communications MMFS empowers students to become more independent learners through its student-directed, project-based science program. In this age of information overload, students are building critical…
By Orla Dunstan, Director of Communications Quaker values and MMFS’s educational program are inextricably linked. The Quaker tenet of the inner light within every individual underlies our fundamental premise that…
Good morning everyone, I’m excited to share about the fantastic weekend Keith and I just had with the Ethics Bowl team (Emilio, Katie K, Lori, Oliver, and Sarafina) at DePauw…
