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Rooted in the Quaker principles of nonviolence, service, and respect for the individual, Moorestown Friends School is, in the words of its mission statement,“a community dedicated to educational excellence for a diverse student body, within an academically rigorous and balanced program emphasizing personal, ethical, and spiritual growth.”  \nENROLLMENT: 642 students representing over 60 school districts within a 50-mile radius of campus:  \nLower School enrollment: (preschool – fourth): 182  \nMiddle School enrollment: (fifth – eighth): 177  \nUpper School enrollment: (ninth – twelfth): 283  \nADMISSIONS: A student’s ability to do college preparatory work is assessed through transcripts of prior work, teacher recommendations, and a writing sample – the SSAT is optional. An interview with the student and family ensures compatibility with the principles and goals of Moorestown Friends School.  \nFINANCIAL AID: In 2021-2022, 37% of students in grades 1-12 received a total of $3.6 million in financial assistance. The average grant was $15,120 .  \nACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS: Charter School, Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Member of the National Association of Independent Schools, the Friends Council on Education, and the College Board.  \nFACULTY: 98 full-and part-time faculty; 39 upper school teachers, 77% of whom hold advanced degrees; 7:1 student/faculty ratio (upper school) .  \nSIZE OF GRADUATING CLASS: 2022: 77 2021: 83 2020: 77  \nTypically, 98-100% of Moorestown Friends School graduates matriculate at four-year colleges and universities. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: Total units must include a minimum of:  \nEnglish: 4 years  \nWorld Language: through level III in one language  \nMathematics: 3 years  \nHistory: 3 years  \nScience: 3 years  \nArts: 2 electives in visual or performing arts  \nTechnology: 1 elective or major course  \nCommunity Service: 50 hours  \nIn addition, students must complete courses in Computer Applications (new students only), Peer Leadership (Grade 9), Leadership in the Quaker Dimension (Grade 10), and World Religions (Grade 11) . Participation in physical education or health classes is required each term, as is an annual week-long Intensive Learning program and a month-long Senior Project.  \nA RIGOROUS PROGRAM: Moorestown Friends School provides a challenging, varied program of study for every student. Emphasizing critical thinking, strong writing, and quantitative reasoning skills, the curriculum offers students a broad array of Honors and Advanced Placement courses supplemented by an extraordinarily rich selection of electives. In keeping with the School’s Quaker tradition, the moral and ethical underpinnings of intellectual inquiry and social action are stressed at every grade level.  \nHONORS/ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES: Placement in Honors/AP classes is made upon recommendation of the faculty and based on previous academic performance. In most cases, students have limited access to Honors classes in the 9th and 10th grades and are unable to take AP classes until the 11th grade.  \nCURRICULUM – Major Classes (C – College Preparatory, H – Honors, AP – Advanced Placement) . 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