Community
News
DE FIRST TECH CHALLENGE
Tony Cheng, Frank Murphy, Devin Wallace, and Collier Zug represented the WFS robotics team 7584, “The Bad News Bots,” at the DE FIRST TECH CHALLENGE State Championship on Saturday, May 9. The competition pits robots built and programmed by the students in performing a variety of tasks in two and half minutes matches. They had a dozen matches against teams from across the state and had a lot of fun learning and competing in this challenging event!
Tony Cheng, Frank Murphy, Devin Wallace, and Collier Zug represented the WFS robotics team 7584, “The Bad News Bots,” at the DE FIRST TECH CHALLENGE State Championship on Saturday, May 9. The competition pits robots built and programmed by the students in performing a variety of tasks in two and half minutes matches. They had a dozen matches against teams from across the state and had a lot of fun learning and competing in this challenging event!
Back
Please Note: Our news items are grouped by calendar year.
More News
-
Environmental Science Students Build Algae Farms
Upper school environmental science students built model carbon capture algae farms as part of their study of climate change mitigation. They developed ways to measure algae growth using microscopes and a spectrophotometer.Read More -
Informal Concert Showcases Community Talent
Congratulations to our community members who performed at last night's Informal Concert! This concert is designed to showcase the talent of our students, parents, and faculty in an informal, yet serious, chamber concert or recital format.Read More -
Leadership, Teamwork, and Quaker Values from the World of Sports
Wilmington Friends School hosted its second 275th Anniversary Webinar series on Monday, April 8, titled “Leadership, Teamwork, and Quaker Values from the World of Sports."Read More -
Middle School Students Contribute to Delaware Libraries Magazine
Congratulations to eighth graders Maya Dobson, Lindsey Forman, Cooper Miller, Victor Montejo, Levi Sawdon, and Sofia Velastegui-Fratticci who contributed to IMAZINE 2023, the annual Delaware Libraries teen literary and artistic magazine! Click here to check it out.Read More -
Second Grade Wax Museum
This year's second grade wax museum featured athletes, astronauts, musicians, and scientists (among others!)Read More -
Upper School Play - Radium Girls
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the upper school play, Radium Girls! This fast-paced ensemble piece featured 14 student actors playing multiple roles to create more than 30 characters. Bravo!Read More -
275 Years of Quaker Education: What's it all about? Quakerism 101 for Parents
WFS welcomed Drew Smith, the Executive Director of Friends Council on Education, to campus to lead a discussion among our community members titled “275 Years of Quaker Education: What's it all about? Quakerism 101 for Parents.”Read More -
3rd Grade Students Explore in 3D
Each year, 3rd grade students utilize computer-aided design software (CAD) to replicate a renowned landmark from the various states that they are studying in Social StudiesRead More -
WFS Students Experience Solar Eclipse
Read MoreWFS students got to see science in action with yesterday's partial solar eclipse in Wilmington! -
Chamber Singers Perform at Blue Rocks Game
Our upper school Chamber Singers performed the National Anthem before yesterday's Wilmington Blue Rocks game!Read More -
Spring Athletes Connect with Lower School Students
Upper school spring sports captains and middle school team reps recently visited the lower school to teach students more about their sports!Read More -
7th Graders Prepare Supplies for Refugees
WFS seventh graders traveled to Material Resource Centers in Ephrata and Souderton, Pennsylvania, operated by the Mennonite Central Committee.Read More -
Cheers to 275 Party - May 17, 2024
Join us for a special birthday celebration commemorating the past 275 years of Wilmington Friends School and looking forward to all that's ahead. 6 p.m. on Friday, May 17 in the Lower School. Tours will be given, live music, & party favors! Heavy hors d'oeuvres, beer and wine. $25 per person or $40 per couple.Read MoreThank you to our Committee!Meg Gehret Erskine '83Rob Friz '86Amanda Singleton Hay '95Susan KelleyMartha Poorman Tschantz '85Emily David Hershman '09Stacy GattiElisa MorrisLinda ChompreDebbie PittengerMary Fenimore
Space is limited. Purchase your tickets here! -
Third Graders Meet with National Park Rangers
Third graders kicked off their U.S. National Park unit with a Zoom with rangers from Zion National Park in Utah!Read More -
Preschoolers Celebrate Holi
Preschoolers celebrated Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, which marks the start of spring!Read More -
Preschoolers Visit the Garden
Read MorePreschoolers visited the middle/upper school garden to learn more about what is grown there and had the chance to transplant their own basil plants to take home! -
PRISM Night!
Read MoreIt's always great to see so many of our student and faculty's talents on display at PRISM Night! -
275th Webinar Series, Sports Panel
April 8, 2024Read More
Join us at 6:30pm for the "Leadership, Teamwork, and Quaker Values from the World of Sports" webinar. -
Home & School Parents for Multiculturalism Movie Night
April 5, 2024Read More
Featuring "American Revolutionary" on at 6:30pm in the Friends Theater. -
Pablo Charriez '24 Presents on Redlining
Pablo Charriez '24 recently presented about redlining and discriminatory housing practices to 10th grade English classes who are studying the topic while reading Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun.Read More
1
/
20
101 School Road, Wilmington, DE 19803
302.576.2900 | info@wilmingtonfriends.org
302.576.2900 | info@wilmingtonfriends.org
Statement of Nondiscrimination as to Student Enrollment
Wilmington Friends School admits students of any race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students of these schools. Wilmington Friends School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school administered programs.
