Quaker Matters29 Feb 2024

Black History Month at WFS Lower School

Every February, with the support from our diversity committee and librarians, Wilmington Friends lower school students participate in a Black History Month project. Each class and/or grade chooses one important African-American figure to learn about, typically connecting to the class’s interest or the curriculum. After their research, the group creates a display to share about that person with the rest of the school.

Part 1: George Washington Carver

Part 2: Audrey Faye Hendricks

Part 3: Aretha Franklin

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(76)

Penn Social Innovators: Gavin Gray ’28

Gavin Gray ’28 details his Social Innovators project titled, "Community Connection Consulting."

28 Aug 7min

WFS US Choir Director & IB Music Instructor, Margaret Anne Butterfield

Margaret Anne Butterfield joins the show!

20 Aug 21min

WFS Director of Athletics, Brad Greenman

Brad Greenman joins the Quaker Matters Podcast!

11 Aug 15min

Emily Hershman David ’09

Emily Hershman David ’09 joins the podcast!

4 Aug 37min

WFS Director of Bands and Performing Arts Teacher, Chris Verry

Chris Verry joins the podcast!

20 Jul 15min

WFS Teacher, Field Hockey, and Girls' Soccer Coach, Scott Clothier

It was an incredible year for the WFS field hockey and girls’ soccer programs, led by head coach and longtime WFS faculty member Scott Clothier.On the latest episode of the Quaker Matters podcast, Coa...

13 Jul 34min

WFS Athletic Trainer, Noah Underwood

WFS Athletic Trainer Noah Underwood stops by!

30 Mar 14min

UPenn Social Innovators: Dami Johnson ’27

Dami Johnson ’27: Teens Supporting Teens helped high schoolers organize their time and work more effectively. Dami’s project also focused on improving mental well-being and helping students address fe...

7 Aug 20254min