Farewell, Class of 2023
The Class of 2023 has made its mark on the school community, whether it be through student leadership in the classroom, the sports field, or the arts. Throughout the year,…
Ms. Heather Stinson leaves college counseling with humanity and compassion
From her corner-tucked office in the college counseling suite to the mindful spaces she curates across campus, Ms. Heather Stinson’s compassionate smile is familiar to all those who have met…
Les Mis wins big at 2023 Independence Awards
Every year, the Philadelphia Independence Awards at Temple University highlight the best high school theater productions throughout the region, in categories ranging from lighting and tech to actors and songs….
Spring Crew closes out a strong season
For the athletes on the crew team, the last two regattas of the season are among the most competitive. The Stotesbury Cup and Scholastic Rowing Association of America Nationals bring…
34 years later, Mr. Jay Brown bids farewell to his second home
From swim instructor to the dean, the past 34 years for Lower School Dean of Students Mr. Jay Brown have been a remarkable journey.
Mr. Neal Cousins leaves his mark as director of college counseling
For over two decades, Mr. Neal Cousins has worked within the walls of the school to alleviate the pressures that come with being a high school student, and, more specifically,…
Ms. Cheryl Saunders to retire after 24 years of supporting “the whole boy”
For the past 24 years, Ms. Cheryl Saunders has been fostering emotional and academic intelligence in the hearts and minds of her second graders. She has been a cornerstone of…
Mr. Jeremy Hart leaves a legacy of honor
Over the last six years Mr. Jeremy Hart has filled many roles at Haverford: history teacher, Fourth Form Dean, Honor Council advisor, lacrosse coach, and college counselor. He prepares to…
Teachers manage sensitive discussions in humanities classrooms
Throughout humanities classes, issues of race, gender, sexuality, religion, and other potentially “sensitive” issues frequently arise. Each of these topics—from discussions of slavery in Fifth Form United States History classes…
Spring rowers score big on the home stretch
Quintin Bowers ’24, Jackson Harrington ’24, Alex Herrmann ’23, and Jack Squillaro ’23 leave the dock – courtesy of Quintin Bowers ’24 For the first time in over twenty years,…
Fords lacrosse stays grounded amid championship buzz
Ben McCarthy ’24 picks up a ground ball in an 18-9 blowout of Episcopal Academy, April 25, 2023 – Communications With the end of the spring sports season comes one…
For Lucio Acchione ’23, masonry is a family affair
Lucio Acchione ’23 with his architect sister at a job site – courtesy of Lucio Achione ’23 As the school year comes to a close, summer break is on the…