Wilmington Friends School students spent the day learning, collaborating, and taking action at this year’s Youth Environmental Summit (YES) in Delaware.
This statewide gathering brings together high school students committed to understanding today’s most pressing environmental challenges and exploring how they can make an impact—on campus, in college, through future careers, and as engaged community members.
Representing WFS were Easton Martinenza ’27, Gavin Gray ’28, Noa Fletcher ’26, Lucas Buckley ’26, Piper Roskovensky ’26, Jordyn Moore ’26, and Ani Seidl ’26.
Special recognition to student leaders Piper, Noa, and Jordyn for their thoughtful leadership, and to all of our participants for engaging in meaningful conversations and working toward sustainable solutions for the future.
Lower school faculty, staff, and students celebrated the 5th grade class as they made one final walk through the halls this morning before entering the Meeting Room for gathering.
Middle school students enjoyed their last day by sharing appreciations, performing at the annual talent show, watching the 8th grade celebration video, and spending time with friends!
8th grade students explored tower design as part of their Innovative Architecture unit with Mr. Machado. Students learned about the history of towers, structural awareness, sustainable use of resources, and community oriented design.
Congratulations, Class of 2026! We are so proud of all you have accomplished during your time at Wilmington Friends School and can't wait to see where your journeys take you next.
From Taco Tuesday at home to a special lunch at La Tolteca, first graders celebrated their study of Mexico with delicious foods, new vocabulary, and lots of smiles!
Congratulations to our middle school band and choir on their outstanding performances at last week's Music in the Parks competition in Hershey, Pennsylvania!
Middle and upper school students enjoyed ice cream and time with friends during yesterday’s 2025-2026 yearbook distribution! The countdown to summer is officially on!
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