MFS Science Program Highlighted by The Philadelphia Inquirer

Skye Mada and Laz Rizor-Mossgrove plant lima beans with the help of instructor Kaitlin Bear in their kindergarten class at Moorestown Friends School. "Kids want to understand the physical world," said Barbara Kreider, chair of the school's science department. (Bonnie Weller/Philadelphia Inquirer)	A joint robotics project by students at Philadelphia's Blankenburg School and Moorestown Friends School engages (from left) Shouli Tung; Klein Aleardi; Pernell Wall; and Alison Barton. (April Saul /Philadelphia Inquirer)

Moorestown Friends School was prominently featured (including a front-page photo) by the Philadelphia Inquirer in their annual Report Card on the Schools, published on Sunday, April 11. This year's edition focused on the sciences and Inquirer writers and photographers visited MFS several times to learn about the school's innovative and challenging science program. The result was four photos that ran prominently in Sunday's editions, along with commentary by Science Department Chair Dr. Barbara Kreider.

Additional Report Card photos from MFS and other schools.

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