Wilmington Friends School student-athletes delivered an outstanding week of postseason performances, representing the Blue with pride across the DIAA State Championships. From record-breaking swims and podium finishes to historic wrestling milestones, standout track performances, and a hard-fought basketball season, the Quakers once again showcased the talent, resilience, and leadership that define WFS athletics.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
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WFS Community Recognizes the Life and Work of MLK, Jr.
The WFS community spent time this week reflecting and recognizing the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Lower school students sat in silent reflection as they watched our annual kindergarten peace march. Some of the kindergarteners' inspirational messages included, "Be Kind Tu Erf" (Be Kind To Earth), "Do Not Litr the Osn" (Do Not Litter the Ocean), "Shre" (Share), and "Tac Kar Uv Pepl (Take Care of People). The lower school community then gathered for Meeting for Worship.
Middle school students watched Dr. King's "To Serve" video and then heard from upper school students about what service means to them, including Brandon Jones '25 and Ryan Tattersall '25, who spoke about their time with the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware; Jillian Farley '25 who spoke about Best Buddies; and Josh Fung '26 who talked about his mission trips. Students then spent time in several service activities including making sandwiches to donate to Wilmington's Ministry of Caring and writing cards for children in the hospital and those in senior care facilities.
Upper school students listened to a conversation between Sarah Lester '04, President and CEO of Cornerstone West & Community Development Corporation and Lucia Cericola '25, Andrew Forman '25, and Temilola Lufadeju '25. Lester's Wilmington-based organization provides programs, services, support and advocacy when and where they are needed to ensure families become self-sufficient, and our communities thrive. Students then engaged in student-designed and led workshops related to themes of Dr. King's work.
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Middle school students watched Dr. King's "To Serve" video and then heard from upper school students about what service means to them, including Brandon Jones '25 and Ryan Tattersall '25, who spoke about their time with the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware; Jillian Farley '25 who spoke about Best Buddies; and Josh Fung '26 who talked about his mission trips. Students then spent time in several service activities including making sandwiches to donate to Wilmington's Ministry of Caring and writing cards for children in the hospital and those in senior care facilities.
Upper school students listened to a conversation between Sarah Lester '04, President and CEO of Cornerstone West & Community Development Corporation and Lucia Cericola '25, Andrew Forman '25, and Temilola Lufadeju '25. Lester's Wilmington-based organization provides programs, services, support and advocacy when and where they are needed to ensure families become self-sufficient, and our communities thrive. Students then engaged in student-designed and led workshops related to themes of Dr. King's work.
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Nathan M. Clark Speaker Series: Cristina Henríquez
Wilmington Friends School was honored to welcome acclaimed author Cristina Henríquez to campus as part of the Nathan M. Clark Speaker Series for an evening presentation for the community as well as a daytime collection for upper school students.Read More -
Preschool Students Showcase Their Singing and Dancing!
Bravo to all of our students who performed in our preschool “informances” throughout the week.Read More -
Piper Roskovensky ’26 and Josh Fung ’26 Perform Diverse IB Music Recital
Tuesday night’s International Baccalaureate (IB) recital showcased the talents of IB Music HL2 and SL students in an evening of vocal and instrumental performances.Read More -
Welcome, Sarah Golden!
We are excited to welcome our new Director of Annual Fund, Sarah Golden, to the WFS community.Read More -
Bringing Homeostasis to Life in Upper School Biology
Upper school biology students brought the concept of homeostasis to life through a lab that demonstrated how the human body maintains balance.Read More -
Upper School Student Musicians Shine
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WFS Students Honored for Leadership and Impact at Blood Cancer United’s Student Visionaries of the Year Celebration
Numerous WFS students were honored at the Blood Cancer United Student Visionaries of the Year Grand Finale Celebration, recognizing their leadership, compassion, and commitment to making a difference in the fight against blood cancer.Read More -
WFS Mock Trial Team Places 3rd
The Wilmington Friends School Mock Trial team delivered an outstanding performance at the 35th Annual Delaware High School Mock Trial Competition, competing against 26 teams from across the state. The WFS “A” Team finished 3rd overall, while the “B” Team earned an impressive 9th-place finish.Read More -
Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of This Year’s 5th Grade Musical!
Read MoreCongratulations to the cast and crew of this year’s 5th grade musical, “The Wizard of Oz.” Bravo! -
Quakerism Students Explore Prison Reform Through the Legacy of Elizabeth Fry
10th grade Quakerism students explored the role Quakers played in the early prison reform movement in England, focusing on the work of Elizabeth Fry.Read More -
WFS Juniors Gain Inside Look at College Admissions Through Case Studies Program
The WFS College Office recently hosted a Case Studies program for juniors and their parents/guardians. Prior to the program, students and families were given three college applications to read.Read More -
3rd Graders Visit Grand Opera House
3rd graders recently visited the Grand Opera House to see a live production of Alice in Wonderland!Read More -
2nd Graders Celebrate "I Love to Read Month" With Mr. Aldridge
Head of School Ken Aldridge visited 2nd graders in February to celebrate "I Love to Read Month," sharing two meaningful stories with students, “The Trouble with Giraffes” and “Strictly No Elephants.”Read More -
Hershey and Maansson Represent WFS at the English-Speaking Union Philadelphia Branch Shakespeare Competition
Bravo to Landis Hershey ’26 (left) and Henrik Maansson ’27 for representing Wilmington Friends School at the 2026 English-Speaking Union Philadelphia Branch Shakespeare Competition!Read More -
Congratulations to our 8th Grade Cast and Crew on Their Performance in This Year’s Musical!
Congratulations to our 8th grade cast and crew on their performance in this year’s musical!Read More -
Quaker Game Night 2026
Thank you for an incredible Quaker Game Night! This year’s event was truly special, and we couldn’t have done it without the amazing WFS community.Read More -
WFS Student Vincent Jackson ’27 Becomes Published Author with Novel, "Within the Darkness"
Congratulations to Vincent Jackson ’27 on becoming a published author with the release of his book "Within the Darkness" (you can find it in the WFS library)!Read More -
WFS Model UN Makes Strong Debut at Garnet Valley Conference, Earns Best Delegate Honors
Last week, the WFS Model UN Club, accompanied by faculty advisor Nick Childers, sent a delegation of six students to the Garnet Valley Model UN Conference. This was their first time participating in the Garnet Valley Model UN Conference, and the Quakers built on their experiences from past conferences.Read More -
Black History Month Bulletin Board Created by WFS Students
Read MoreMiddle school students had the opportunity to engage with a Black History Month bulletin board created by Sisters of Color members Zoe H. ’30, Maddie W. ’30, and Mia J ’30.
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