Admission Events

The Family Workshop Series is an opportunity for inquiring families to get an understanding of how Princeton Friends School approaches teaching & learning, community & belonging, and Quakerism and how it's all interconnected.

Redefining Rigor: Beyond Grades & Homework at a Progressive, Quaker School - Join us for an evening conversation on how Princeton Friends redefines academic excellence, where children discover who they are and become active agents in their own education, remaining eager to learn. Discover our progressive approach to homework and grades and how we foster critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and mastery through curiosity-driven, hands-on learning.

Boots, Books, & Belonging: A Progressive, Quaker, Outdoor Approach to Preschool through 3rd Grade - Families of our youngest learners are invited to explore how Princeton Friends School blends play, outdoor education, and academic excellence to create a nurturing foundation where "kindness is our daily gift." Join us to learn more about how our Quaker values and whole-child approach to learning, in partnership with families, position us to support students in being themselves and becoming their best selves.

Why Quaker Education is Needed Now: A Conversation w/ Drew Smith - Join us for a thought-provoking evening on the enduring power of Quaker education, led by Drew Smith, Executive Director of Friends Council on Education and Princeton Friends faculty and alums. Together, we'll explore how a 300+ year tradition of values-driven learning continues to prepare young people to meet today's challenges with wisdom, courage, and compassion.

The Intersection of Quaker & Progressive Education at Princeton Friends: An Open House for Current & Prospective Families - Step inside our classrooms and see how Quaker values and progressive education come together to create a vibrant, rigorous, and student-centered learning experience. Families will hear directly from faculty about how these guiding principles are lived out in every subject, gaining a deeper understanding of how progressive tenets shape academic excellence and what learning truly looks and feels like in grades 4-8 at Princeton Friends School.