“These are things the entire staff should know,” an MFS faculty member expressed. The Opioid Epidemic is relevant to adolescents and should absolutely be discussed in high schools. The Opioid Crisis in the United States has risen to the level of a public health emergency and continues to remain atRead More
Since the end of winter break, three out of four of MFS’s elevators have broken down. This, along with a lack of automatic doors and wheelchair ramps, raises the question of how accessible the MFS campus is for students and faculty who struggle with mobility issues. My mobility is worseRead More
“Have we reached unity?” is a central question to the Quaker decision-making process, and one that is asked frequently during Upper School student government meetings. As a Quaker institution, Moorestown Friends seeks to apply this decision-making process to both student and administrative bodies, but how unity is achieved is oftenRead More
As a new addition to the Upper School calendar, the Black Student Union (BSU) at MFS has organized a month-long series of events in February to commemorate Black History Month. Throughout the month, BSU will showcase various aspects of Black culture, such as film, art, and history. The celebrations commencedRead More
Meet Your New Officers … Class officers are tasked with facilitating progress within their grades and acting on the class’s desires in relation to improving the overall Upper School experiences for both their respective grades and the entire MFS Community. These efforts can manifest themselves in myriad ways, from community-buildingRead More
