Friends Elementary School
Gold Standard Project-Based Learning
How can you prepare your child for the unknown future?
Friends School helps your child thrive both academically and socially - skills necessary for an amazing future.
Skilled Teachers
Friends School Elementary Teachers are highly innovative educators who are first and foremost lifelong learners themselves. They know how to bring out the best in each and every child by identifying the individual needs and unique interests of our students.
They create inclusive and highly engaging learning environments with these elements as building blocks for a flexible yet structured curriculum where collaboration, empathy, and mutual respect can flourish.
Quick Elementary Facts
Kindergarten – 5th Grade (23-24)
- 8:30am-3:15pm M-F (9:15am start on Wednesdays)
- South Campus
- One class per grade
- Approx. 16 students per class
- Student teacher ratio about 6:1
- Additional specialist teachers for Literacy, Math, Art, Music, Spanish, Physical Education, Library and Technology
Engaged Students
Friends elementary students are fluent readers, prolific writers, skilled mathematicians, curious scientists, independent thinkers, and competent communicators who are able to apply their knowledge to have a positive impact on the world. They are extremely well prepared for middle school and beyond.
experiential education
integrated curriculum
strong academics
problem solving
creativity
critical thinking
social responsibility
Friends School has been transformative for our son. Coming from public school, he went from a student/teacher ratio of 27:1 to 8:1. With cool project-based learning, we noticed he was immediately more engaged and positive about school. But the biggest payoff has been seeing him grow academically, emotionally, and socially. His teachers recognize his unique strengths, while nurturing him in weaker subjects, which ultimately fosters newfound confidence. When our son completed fifth grade, he and his classmates all stood up and gave speeches with jaw-dropping grace and poise that went with him into middle school. We're so grateful for Friends School!
