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December 2, 2020

50th Timeline: 2017 – Beth Reaves Departs

In 2017, Beth Reaves confided to the Board that she had been approached by another school with an offer that she could not turn down, the Headship of a school in Washington D.C. that was especially designed to educate African American girls. With mixed emotions, the Board bade her best wishes. In addition to the […]

Article by Erica Salmon / blog

November 26, 2020

50th Timeline: 2016 – Building Greatness

Part of reestablishing the Costa Rica trip was fundraising so that all 8th graders, regardless of their financial situation, could afford to go on the trip. Beth included the trip into a wide array of campus improvements that need donor support and called the program, “Building Greatness.” This was the first major gift campaign for […]

Article by Erica Salmon / blog

November 25, 2020

50th Timeline: 2014 – The Return of International Field Trips

One of Beth Reaves’s initiatives was to reinstate an earlier tradition of international field trips. Beth recalled that “Friends School has always been very big on out of classroom experiences for students, allowing them to have time outside off campus to really experience the outdoors and just take in all that the world has to […]

Article by Erica Salmon / blog

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If ever there is a time to see growth in our students, it’s during United Nations Day. Our 8th grade students facilitated discussions on global topics such as poverty, addiction and refugee rights. When they were in 6th grade experiencing their first UN Day, there is a good chance they did more observing than contributing. Fast forward two years, and our 8th graders now run the show!

As is the tradition at FSMH, UN Day is the culmination of weeks of work. All Middle School students represent a country (the same country they presented on during World’s Fair), and they contribute to student-led discussions from the perspective of the nation they represent. It’s an exercise in public speaking, empathy, global learning and scholarship. FSMH UN Day took place last week, and it was exciting to see our 8th grade students lead with such confidence and poise! A huge shout out to T. Brad for preparing our students well for UN Day and for organizing the day’s events. Thank you to the Middle School parents who made their way to school to sit in and observe. We are also grateful to all of our Middle School teachers for supporting the discussions, being curious about what our students think, and understanding that intellectual growth happens through intellectual stretching!
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If ever there is a time to see growth in our students, it’s during United Nations Day. Our 8th grade students facilitated discussions on global topics such as poverty, addiction and refugee rights. When they were in 6th grade experiencing their first UN Day, there is a good chance they did more observing than contributing. Fast forward two years, and our 8th graders now run the show!

As is the tradition at FSMH, UN Day is the culmination of weeks of work. All Middle School students represent a country (the same country they presented on during World’s Fair), and they contribute to student-led discussions from the perspective of the nation they represent. It’s an exercise in public speaking, empathy, global learning and scholarship. FSMH UN Day took place last week, and it was exciting to see our 8th grade students lead with such confidence and poise! A huge shout out to T. Brad for preparing our students well for UN Day and for organizing the day’s events. Thank you to the Middle School parents who made their way to school to sit in and observe. We are also grateful to all of our Middle School teachers for supporting the discussions, being curious about what our students think, and understanding that intellectual growth happens through intellectual stretching!Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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Recently, our 2nd grade class hosted their annual Ancient Egyptian Museum in the Harkins Commons. Students from other grades were able to visit the displays throughout the day as were 2nd grade families who were amazed by what they experienced. The museum exhibits included: write your name in hieroglyphics, geography of Egypt, ancient Egyptian dictionaries, scenic dioramas of Egyptian gifts, flip books of gods and goddesses, and so much more!

What impressive works created by our now knowledgeable Egyptologists and what a fitting ending to all of their studies of Ancient Egypt.
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Recently, our 2nd grade class hosted their annual Ancient Egyptian Museum in the Harkins Commons. Students from other grades were able to visit the displays throughout the day as were 2nd grade families who were amazed by what they experienced. The museum exhibits included: write your name in hieroglyphics, geography of Egypt, ancient Egyptian dictionaries, scenic dioramas of Egyptian gifts, flip books of gods and goddesses, and so much more!  

What impressive works created by our now knowledgeable Egyptologists and what a fitting ending to all of their studies of Ancient Egypt.Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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From our smallest friends to our soon-to-be graduates, the students of Friends School Mullica Hill are deeply grateful for the work of our volunteers. ... See MoreSee Less

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