 | Quaker Works: The Magazine of Friends’ Central School, is a publication of the Communications Office. It is sent to the entire School community twice a year. Its goal is to enrich the School community by connecting parents, alumni/ae and students, by sharing some of the many events that happen on campus and around the world, and by capturing, as best we can, the intellectual and spiritual vitality that characterize the Friends’ Central experience. Comments, letters, photographs, class notes, and suggestions are welcome at communications@friendscentral.org or Editor, Quaker Works, Friends’ Central School, 1101 City Avenue, Wynnewood, PA 19096
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Forum is the biannual educational journal of the Friends’ Central community. The editors of the journal publish articles written by faculty, alumni/ae, board members, students, and parents. These articles are written in the first-person.
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| | Annual Giving Campaign Update We are pleased to share the 2011-2012 Annual Giving Campaign Update with you. This interim report of gifts lists all donors who have contributed between July 1, 2011 and February 15, 2012. Please take a moment to double check that your name is listed properly so that our printed Annual Report due out this Summer will be correct.
If you would like to make a change to the way you are listed or have questions, please contact the Office of Annual Giving at 610.645.4499 or email Director of Annual Giving, Jody Mayer at jmayer@friendscentral.org.
Current Parents
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Focus is the student newspaper. It is written, published, and distributed by a group of Upper School students and two faculty advisors.
To read more issues of Focus, visit our publications archive.
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| Ink is the creative outlet for the Friends' Central community, dedicated to presenting written and artistic work created by the student body, for the student body. Ink is a celebration of all the creativity harbored in our community. It is published annually.
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Queer Words is an ongoing archive of writing by Friends' Central students, alumni/ae, faculty, and staff of all sexual orientations. To read more issues of Queer Words, visit our publications archive.
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