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WELCOME TO FRIENDS SCHOOL MULLICA HILL

We are an independent Quaker school empowering our students with a joyful, holistic, values-based education to last a lifetime. Through the Quaker guiding testimonies of Community, Peace, Simplicity, Integrity, Equality, and Stewardship, we support all to achieve their full potential and share their natural gifts with the world.

To nourish the development of the whole child, our curriculum includes musical, artistic, and physical education, along with classes in technology, science, and Spanish from Pre-K through 8th grade.

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50th Timeline: 1989 – John Harkins Becomes Fifth Head of School

May 22, 2020

Our last entry discussed some of the strides made by the School in the late 1980s.  Indeed, these years were among the best for the school financially, with annual giving increasing and an active Parent/Teacher Organization again at work.  However, “spirits plunged” when John Brown announced he was resigning in 1989.  John had done many great things for the School in his short tenure and helped...

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X Day Activities for Fri, May 15

May 15, 2020

Today is X Day! Today is meant for extra time on assignments, extra help from teachers, and/or extra challenge opportunities to try during Distance Learning! We hope you will take advantage of this “X Day”! Be sure and check out the new “Kindergarten in the Kitchen” video cooking series! Here are some X Day activities offered by our faculty, staff, and students: Dealia’s Sign...

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Online Storytime Resources

May 11, 2020

Biblionasium shared these wonderful online storytime resources, and we would like to pass them along: Storyline Online – a free literacy program where actors read to children Mondays with Michelle Obama – Children’s Books readings will be streamed on the PBS Kids Facebook page and YouTube channel Mondays at noon EST  Sterling Publishing – storytimes every Tuesday and Thursday...

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As Teacher Appreciation Week begins, FSMH students talk about all the reasons why they are so grateful to our community’s distinguished and dedicated educators. ... See MoreSee Less

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Yesterday, our 5th graders visited the HollyDELL School in Washington Township. For those not familiar, HollyDELL provides exceptional educational, social, emotional, therapeutic and technological programs for individuals with physical and medical challenges from age 3 through adults. HollyDELL provides services in a safe, secure and nurturing environment where each individual is treated with dignity and respect.

While visiting, our students met with HollyDELL students and had the opportunity to try out some of the adapted equipment such as eye gaze communication devices, standers and walkers that students use in the school facility. FSMH students also had the chance to go outside and try out the ADA-accessible playground at HollyDELL.

Our students also observed occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy sessions while visiting.

What a great way to expose our 5th graders to students who have physical differences from themselves and to build understanding of others and their empathy “muscle”. ... See MoreSee Less

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Yesterday, our 5th graders visited the HollyDELL School in Washington Township. For those not familiar, HollyDELL provides exceptional educational, social, emotional, therapeutic and technological programs for individuals with physical and medical challenges from age 3 through adults. HollyDELL provides services in a safe, secure and nurturing environment where each individual is treated with dignity and respect. While visiting, our students met with HollyDELL students and had the opportunity to try out some of the adapted equipment such as eye gaze communication devices, standers and walkers that students use in the school facility. FSMH students also had the chance to go outside and try out the ADA-accessible playground at HollyDELL. Our students also observed occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy sessions while visiting. What a great way to expose our 5th graders to students who have physical differences from themselves and to build understanding of others and their empathy “muscle”.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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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! ... See MoreSee Less

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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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Our campus is situated on the Indigenous territory known as Lenapehoking, the traditional homeland of the Lenni-Lenape.