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On Wednesday, April 24th, Baseball, Boys Lacrosse, and Boys Tennis all played in home games. Click on the album below to view all photos. Photos by Charlotte Nesevich ’25.

Promoting civic engagement is, at its core, the purpose of the quadrennial Mock Primary Election. Eric Marsh, Sr., community activist and manager of Community and Engagement for WHYY, delivered the keynote address that encouraged students to harness their individuals power to promote good at the local level by sharing hisRead More

While the prayer space in Room 13 lives in plain sight, many members of the MFS community are unaware of its existence. Tucked in the corner of the room, there is a rug and a prayer mat that many Muslim students use to pray whenever they wish.  Every day, religiousRead More

On April 16, students in grades 5-12 participated in the quadrennial Mock Primary Election, which started in 1960. This year, the event featured keynote speaker Eric Marsh, Sr. followed by student- and teacher-run workshops surrounding civic engagement. To close the day, a panel of students debated Congress’s potential ban onRead More

After a successful 26-year career at Moorestown Friends School, Gail Barna will retire at the end of the 2023-24 school year from her position as Middle and Upper School Computer Teacher.   “I’ve been working for a long time,” said Barna. “I feel I am at a good age where itRead More