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News from Greenwood Friends School

By Staff | Feb 13, 2009

Greenwood Friends School Primary students, from left, Gavin Snyder and Joshua Jeanguenat paint globes they constructed from paper mache, glue, and balloons as part of a geography lesson.

Tall Tales

Intermediate students are exploring the larger than life characters of American tall tales. After identifying the characteristics of a tall tale, the children participated in a reader’s theater piece entitled “The Legend of Slappy Hooper.” Students are working in groups reading tales and trying to uncover the true identity of these American legends. When the groups complete their research on tall tales and legends, they will create PowerPoint presentations that will include their findings.

Peter Pan

The Greenwood Players are rehearsing lines, warming up singing voices, and completing sets and costumes for their upcoming production of “Peter Pan.” The Players, all of the fifth through eighth grade students at Greenwood Friends School, will perform this musical version of the classic story at the Caldwell Consistory in Bloomsburg February 20th at 7pm and 21st at 2pm.

Registration

Greenwood Friends School Primary students, from left, Sophia Adeghe and Aaron Whisner work with former Greenwood parent (and current grandparent) Nancy Gale as they construct globes made of paper mache, glue, and balloons as part of a geography lesson.

Greenwood Friends School is accepting applications for students from preschool through eighth grade. The school provides a flexible preschool program, all-day kindergarten, and elementary and middle school through eighth grade. Classes have a low student-teacher ratio and students receive a values-based education, individual attention, and hands-on learning. Each child has the opportunity to succeed at his/her own pace. Greenwood welcomes all families. Tuition assistance is available to families from kindergarten to grade eight. Busing provided by seven districts and Greenwood offers transportation as well. For more information, contact the school at 458-5532.