Sam Bitman

WordsWorth Election Print Edition 2020 By the WordsWorth Staff and Editorial Board

Editorials, In-Depth Features, Letters to the Editor, MFS News, News, Print Edition December 3, 2020 at 9:34 AM Comments are Disabled

Fellow (Virtual) Delegates: MFS’s historic first virtual QMUNC

Covid-19 Pandemic, In-Depth Features, MFS News, News November 19, 2020 at 10:11 PM Comments are Disabled

Back in 2017, then senior Anna Goula ’18 embarked on a journey to bring the first Quaker Model United Nations (UN) Conference to the MFS campus as part of her capstone project. According to MFS Model UN Faculty Advisor Clark Thomson, they “were prepared for it not to actually comeRead More

Senior members of the girls field hockey team celebrate senior night. (Photo by Rebecca Benjamin ’21)

A Senior Night Like No Other: MFS celebrates a socially distant senior night with a couple of wins By Sam Bitman & Rebecca Benjamin

Covid-19 Pandemic, Sports October 16, 2020 at 12:38 PM Comments are Disabled

On their senior nights, the Moorestown Friends School boys soccer team and girls field hockey team honored their seniors in the best way possible: a win. Boys Soccer MFS boys soccer beat Maple Shade 2-1 at home on October 9 to pick up their first home win of the 2020-21Read More

Op-Ed: Stress and Uncertainty: The Effects of Online School

Op-Ed, Opinion June 5, 2020 at 8:09 PM Comments are Disabled

Amid a global pandemic and protests, schools have begun closing their virtual doors as another school year ends. However, as conversations arise regarding online school returning in the fall, WordsWorth’s new Editor-in-Chief, Sam Bitman ’21, and now former Editor-in-Chief, Shelby Deibler ’20, share their thoughts and experiences with online learning.Read More

Random Acts of Kindness with Mrs. Barna

In-Depth Features May 31, 2020 at 2:49 PM Comments are Disabled

By Esha Patel ’23 Amid the current mayhem of what is happening around the world, MFS Wordsworth searched to find some acts of kindness performed by people in our community. Although there are other things happening in the world, the COVID-19 virus seems to have taken up a large partRead More