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Preschool – Grade 12 and
High Schools


Abington Friends School
Friends' Central School
Friends Select School
George School
Germantown Friends School
Moorestown Friends School
William Penn Charter School
Wilmington Friends School

Elementary Schools

Buckingham Friends School
Greene Street Friends School
Haddonfield Friends School
Friends School Haverford
Lansdowne Friends School
Media-Providence Friends School
Friends School Mullica Hill
Newtown Friends School
Plymouth Meeting Friends School
United Friends School
Friends Academy of Westampton
West Chester Friends School

Learning Differences

Quaker School at Horsham
Stratford Friends School


This Week’s Highlight

Germantown Friends School

Germantown Friends School

GFS English teacher Meg Goldner Rabinowitz’s “Voki,” the online teaching persona she created for her Global Online Academy “Media Studies” course.

Global Online Academy

Germantown Friends School has ventured into the realm of online instruction this year. Along with Sidwell Friends in Washington, D.C., and the Lakeside School in Seattle, as well as seven other leading independent schools across the country and abroad, GFS is a founding member of the Global Online Academy (GOA), a not-for-profit organization offering world-class online courses taught by passionate and gifted teachers.

The mission of the GOA is to replicate in online classrooms the intellectually-rigorous programs and excellent teaching that are hallmarks of its member schools; to foster new and effective ways for students to learn; and to promote students’ global awareness and understanding by creating truly diverse, worldwide, online classroom communities. Courses are limited to 18 students per class, who work independently as well as collaboratively on projects using Skype and the Internet.

GFS can now offer courses that would not otherwise be available to its students through this global program and its interactive, geographical-, cultural-, and ethically-diverse learning environment.