The theme for the 2023-24 school year is Continuing a Culture of Connection. Head of School Bo Lauder explains, “After hearing much from...

A revamped library greeted patrons in September. With nearly 10,000 titles, the library is now organized to better serve their needs and...

As part of the National Day of Service and Remembrance on Sunday, September 9, Grade 9 students and their families participated in...

The increased focus on the social and emotional needs of students that began in 2022-23 will continue in the new academic year. With the...

Sybil Downing ‘47 (1930-2011), a prolific and acclaimed writer of historical novels, biography, young adult and children’s books, left a...

Artist and sculptor Helen Salzberg PoA ’77 celebrated her 100th birthday in March surrounded by her children and grandchild. Although...

During her sabbatical this past spring, Middle School History Teacher Elizabeth Grossi immersed herself in Native American history and...

Dear Friends, As this academic year draws to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest and support...

In May Upper School students were among the first to preview the new Skyspace by renowned Quaker artist James Turrell. The Skyspace is...

Because Dan Anderson, husband of Kindergarten teacher Judy Anderson ’66, donated his time and expertise, the Seth Thomas clock, which has...

We are grateful to the generous supporters listed in the 2022-23 Preliminary Annual Report. This report reflects gifts and pledges...

As the 2022-2023 school year comes to a close, a lot of exciting things have been happening on 16th Street! Attending to the Quaker...