Mr. Bridge in a discussion with upper school students, September 9, 2021- Communications
The fundamental purpose of teaching is to pass on knowledge to new generations. …
Jaiden Shuchman ’23 (left), Nathan Mirin ’23 (middle), and Robert Murray ’23 (right) talk in a pod during their free time
Last year, Haverford worked hard …
Bryan Li ’22 (left) and Alexander Colucci ’22 (right) browse the internet in Severinghaus Library- Ryan Rodack ’22
The technology department provides each student and faculty …
Adamya Aggarwal ’22 and Mitav Nayak ’22 do research at UPenn in July 2021
Over the summer, rising Sixth Formers participated in the Advanced Research Programs …
Students work on a project in art class- Jack Suter ’23
For many students and teachers, the 2020-21 school year challenged the academic process. In the …
Admissions sign at Dartmouth College – Matthew Schwartz ’21
The time between the end of the Fifth Form to the first half of Sixth Form is …
Though their door is no longer open and the room sits in uninhabited darkness, the college counseling office is working as hard as any year …
Mr. Nathan Bridge’s fourth-quarter PreCalculus* course – Owen Yu ’23
The final quarter has arrived, and students are hard at work trying to finish the year …
photo and design by Jeffrey Yang ’22
The pandemic has sped the progress of devaluing standardized tests with college admission adjustments and the cancellation of SAT …
Mr. Stroud leads a middle school music class outside, March 11, 2021. – Tyler Zimmer ’21
With the conclusion of the 2019-2020 school year and transition …
Hard copy of the course catalog for the 2021-2022 school year – Matthew Schwartz ’21
A new schedule affects almost every facet of school life, yet …
Fifth Formers Elijah Lee ’22 and Adamya Aggarwal discuss possible solutions during the Mathworks Math Modeling Challenge, March 1, 2021 – photo courtesy of The …
A tight turnaround between the end of Q2 classes on January 22, and the start of Q3 on January 25 – Gary Gao ’21
At the …
Bernie Rogers ’21 looks over the term paper he wrote for U.S. History* last year – Mike King ’21
As Fifth Formers enter the second quarter …
A Spanish class in Virtue Village, January 15, 2021 – Mitav Nayak ’22
Throughout the tumultuous times of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have utilized online learning …
The second quarter begins on November 9, 2020 – Index Staff
Over the past five months, upper school administrators and faculty members have adapted the schedule …
Virtual Students Baoer Li ’21 and Huaidian Hou ’22 in math class – photo by Tyler Zimmer ’21
The upper school building has a new gleam …
Sixth Formers Mac Zeller, Franklin Dai, Taejon Williams, and Sen Zelov experience class in different ways, Friday, October 2, 2020 – Tilak Patel ’21
As the …
Many faculty members read and discussed Ibram X. Kendi’s How to be an Antiracist this summer – Bernie Rogers ’21
In response to the outbreak of …
A student studies for his SAT subject tests in Severinghaus Library – photo by Index Staff
From education, occupations, and almost every aspect of our lives, …
Mr. Matt Ator teaching, September 25, 2020 -photo by Jeffrey Yang ’22
When students grew anxious about the return to school this year, adjusting to …
The class of 2024 faces the challenge of adjusting to the upper school in an unprecedented way. Through mask-wearing, social distancing, and virtual meetings, this …
A socially distant classroom – Mr. Thomas Stambaugh
With a pandemic attacking the globe, Haverford is adjusting its curricula and reorganizing the way things are done. …
The new schedule features three rotating long blocks during an intensive eight-week quarter – courtesy of Mr. Mark Fifer
Throughout the summer, Interim Upper School Head …
The Index staff meets virtually on August 30, 2020
This September, the school year begins with some unprecedented adjustments. The pandemic remains an obstacle in the …
A student studies for his SAT subject tests in Severinghaus Library – Index Staff
Because the effects of the coronavirus are widespread and long-lasting, those effects …
A screenshot of an English IV: Page & Stage Canvas Conference on April 1, 2020 – Mr. Thomas Stambaugh
When the first signs of the pandemic …
Mr. Andrén in a Zoom meeting discussing Virtual Haverford and exams
As the school year comes to an end, the student body has continued to wonder …
Ms. Kenna talks about final projects and her senior class – screenshot by Austin Zhuang ’22
As Virtual Haverford reaches the end of the second semester, …
A student’s view of Ms. Turlish’s asynchronous lectures alongside a notes outline she provides – screenshot by Agustin Aliaga ’21
Although the community has handled Virtual …
The most recent invitation to History Behind the Headlines – courtesy of the library staff
Before the pandemic, the History Behind the Headlines sessions took place …
Tyler Rippie and his peers walking with a younger student on the first day of school. – Photo courtesy of Communications.
Is quarantine a death sentence …
Mr. Matt Ator – photo by Mr. Thomas Stambaugh
As Haverford shifts to virtual classrooms, teachers have been experimenting with different platforms and technologies to replicate …
As students and teachers settle into learning from the comfort of their homes, they must learn how to stay on task without letting their phones, …
Virtual Haverford brings many challenges. Teachers and students alike struggle to find the rhythm of a “normal” school classroom. To overcome these obstacles, teachers search …
Gary Gao ’21 and Daniel Hou ’22 at November’s Math League Olympiad – photo courtesy of Communications
Mathematics is generally acknowledged as one of the most …
Looking for a place to work in Wilson Hall is easy; finding a quiet space is a challenge.
Whether it’s during a free period or flex, …
Dr. Nagl speaking at the Thanksgiving Assembly, 2019 – photo courtesy of Communications
Days in March slowly slip through. Before students look forward to the upcoming …
Sixth Former Aly Ba continues to work hard while awaiting college admissions decisions. – Chris Hyland ’20
January 21, 2020: the first day of the second …
The doors to Severinghaus Library – photo by Sebastian Bilash ’20
Once students are dismissed from their final class after a long school day, they turn …
A keycard meets a closed library – Agustin Aliaga ’21
Just an hour after teachers dismiss the final class of the day, the empty hallways of …
design by Ryan LaRocca ’20
You’ve almost made it: one more month of chaos. Just a few more weeks of grinding graphite onto worksheets seconds before …
AreteLabs’ founder Tim Kelley spoke to the upper school on November 18, 2019 – photo by Mr. Thomas Stambaugh
Mr. Timothy Kelley is the CEO and …
Soccer fans at home vs. SCHA, October 25, 2019 – Obaida Elamin ’20
If the goal here is to re-evaluate EA Week, the first thing to …
Student Investigates his schedule – Sebastian Bilash ’20
During the beginning of this school year, Third Formers have had to adapt to the Upper School schedule, …
Construction viewed from the second floor of the upper school – photo by Sebastian Bilash ’20
All of a sudden, the top of Wilson Hall is …
A student bubbles in his answers for an SAT practice test – photo by Daniel Chow ’20
Each year, millions of high school students across the …
Mr. Jeremy Hart, photographed in 2017, will teach the new Contemporary International Relations class – photo by Index Staff
“Nothing happens in a silo.” Through the …