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Our Mission

Guided by Quaker principles since its founding in 1885, Friends School Haverford provides an intellectually rich program to a diverse school community. We promote academic scholarship, creativity, respect, integrity, and self-awareness with a commitment to creating a culture of stewardship and kindness. Friends School Haverford graduates are uniquely prepared to go forth with boldness of intellect and character.
 
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News & Information

Two Hour Delay - Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Friends School Haverford will open two hours late today, Wednesday, February 12, because of inclement weather. There will be no Early Birds this morning. 

The delay also allows time to assess the conditions and determine if additional scheduling changes are needed. If conditions require them, the community will be notified by 7:30 a.m.
Toddlers and Friends

Toddlers and Friends Registration is now open

A creative art and play program where toddlers and their grown-ups get to explore materials, make art, and play with new friends. Please see our program tab for more information and registration.
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Young Engineers!

At Friends School Haverford, our students learn basic engineering principles, such as how to build structures.
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The Climbing Tree

The beloved climbing tree welcomes us each week when we visit Haverford College.
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What's STEAMA?

At FSH, we use an integrated approach to teach Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math, and Agriculture.
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Community and Belonging

A strong sense of community and belonging is at the center of a Friends School Haverford education.
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At a glance

  • 8:1 Student to teacher ratio
  • 18 Faculty
  • 57% Faculty have advanced degrees
  • Founded in 1885
  • 34% Students of color
  • 16 Zip codes
  • 99% Students accepted into first middle school choice