There is a serious lack of qualified teachers, quaker teachers and an even more frightening turnover of teachers each year. The school grounds and surrounding buildings are deteriorating with no improvements scheduled for the near future and tuition prices continue to increase. Quaker values are what
... Read more drew me to the school, but it has become increasingly obvious that money and fundraising and being diverse is more important than true Quaker values. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/03/09
really small classes, some good teachers, school is very diverse, however there is a somewhat lack of explicitly qualified teachers
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Posted by a student on 05/15/09
FSMH is the best school you could ever hope for your children to attend. They empower their students with their challenging classes and provide a nurturing enviorment for growth. FSMH's staff is highly educated and world traveled and they share it with their students as they love what they do and it
... Read more shows! This school is worth every penny you may spend (and they do have financial aid) and so much more!! Dont let this life changeing opportunity for your children pass you by. It is the foundation they need for success. L. Kiernan Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/26/08
My child graduated from FSMH in 2006 after attending for 9 years. Inspite of a moderate budget FSMH provided superior academics and a program that nourished mind, body and soul of its students. The teachers are remarkably dedicated. The Quaker principals of peace, social justice, respect for all are
... Read more carried into the academic and social programs. The commuminty from teachers to staff, students and parents become family. The graduates - as rising 8th graders- are confident, open-minded, and respectful young adults. Adults take notice of their strength of character at such a young age. Although there was a bump or two along the way, it was absolutely worthwhile for our child to stay through graduation. I expect that she will look back on this school as a highlight in her childhood and life experiences. This school is life-changing. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/03/08
Our child recently began his second year at Friends and we have been extremely pleased. The teachers are very approachable and willing to tailor the curriculum to each child's individual needs. Class size is kept small. Lower school students take classes in violin, art, science, computers, spanish,
... Read more yoga, and more. The Early Room & Extended Day programs are well-staffed. Quaker values of peace and nonviolence are expressed in numerous ways: encouragement of conflict resolution among students, civic volunteer opportunities, and an overall gentle and respectful tone that is felt on campus. The tuition is high and is quite a struggle to pay at times, but has been worth every penny. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/24/07
My child just finished his first year at Friends. Everyone at Friends, from teachers to administrators, appear to be committed to providing a safe, stimulating environment for kids. It's a great place for a child to build not only their knowledge, but confidence and self-esteem. At Friends, a student's
... Read more potential is limitless. The partnership between home and school is also excellent. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/28/07
My child's first year at Friends School is almost finished. I am concerned that the school seems to be top heavy in administrators. Three administrators for 230 students seems a bit much and I would rather see this money go to the technology and information science programs both of which are severely
... Read more lacking in equipment, curriculum and certified teachers. Music and art seem to be fine in these categories. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/07/07
The recent loss of qualified, experienced teachers concerns me. Discipline and lack of security also seem to be a problem. Several educational programs seem to be run by volunteers.
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Posted by a parent on 04/07/07
Excellant teachers and programs offered. Our child began learning Spanish and violin in class in the first grade. Where else would you go to learn this as part of you regular school day. The teachers are approachable and parents included in their childs academic life. Great choice of school for our
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Posted by a parent on 01/10/07
I send my two children to this school, and although I am slightly worried about the recent loss of several teachers, I am happy with the way the school is run.
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Mullica Hill schools — Friends School is located at 15 High Street, Mullica Hill NJ 08062. 15 High Street is in the 08062 ZIP code in Mullica Hill, NJ Friends School is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 8.
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