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Anjali Tremblay '26 directing the cast

What Exactly Are They Leaving Us?

Aisling Scanlan ’28 June 3, 2026

Abington Friends School is no stranger to students running the show, especially in the theater department. Just last year, the second act of the spring show, Iphigenia Among the Taurians, was almost entirely...

	"When different religious affiliations came together to support the walk, it revealed that, despite our differences and the labels society confines people to, we share a common desire for peace."

2,300 Miles of Peace

Alana Son ’26, Weekly Editor-in-Chief and Lead Sports Editor April 15, 2026

The “Walk For Peace” was a 2,300-mile journey on foot by 19 Vietnamese Theravada Buddhist monks, starting in October of 2025 in Fort Worth, Texas, and ending on February 10 in Washington, D.C. Along...

Tiye Abange '27 and Helene Mogul '27 at club fair early this year.

Humans of AFS: The leaders of Interact

Lauren Washington ‘26, Social Media and Outreach Editor and Lead News Editor April 14, 2026

What is Interact Rotary Club? According to Rotary, “Interact clubs are a place to bring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self.”  At...

A person pointing to the word Hola on the board, in classroom U4

Humans of AFS: More than a language teacher

Precilla Tapia ’26 April 14, 2026

Juan Carlos Pulido has been working as a Spanish teacher at Abington Friends School for 4 years, but has been teaching for 8 years. Throughout his years at AFS, he has brought compassion and energy inside...

The cast of Twelfth Night creating a collage of what they want the show to be like.

Representation, Or What You Will

Aisling Scanlan ‘28 April 13, 2026

When the 2026 upper school spring play was announced as Twelfth Night, my first reaction was one of disinterest. Shakespeare had never made sense to me, no matter how strong my efforts, so I eventually...

High Frequency during their first dance scene

Dancing at a Higher Level

Lauren Washington ‘26, Social Media and Outreach Editor and Lead News Editor April 5, 2026

During the day, Abington Friends School students are guided through rigorous courses to engage in problem-solving and hands-on activities. In addition, AFS offers a variety of dance, cheer, and theatre...

Marley Fields '26 giving a speech during Kicks for Cancer.

Humans of AFS: Kicking for a Cure

Kate Timmer ’27 March 17, 2026

Marley Field ‘26 has been a valuable member of the Kicks For Cancer (KFC) committee for two years now. As a committed participant of the varsity lacrosse team and captain of the varsity soccer team this...

Brian Scheiblein in the science room. "For me, music is about creativity and collaboration, which isn’t too different from teaching."

Humans at AFS: Meet the Science Teacher Who Rocks, Literally

Kemper Bramblett ’26 March 16, 2026

Abington Friends School’s latest staff member, Brian Scheiblein, joins the campus this year as the new science teacher, bringing with him not only a love for biology and physics but also a deep passion...

Suicide Isn’t Funny, and it Never Has Been!

Harrison Dowdy ’26 March 1, 2026

“I am going to end it now.” “Go kill yourself.” These phrases ring through Abington Friends School on a daily basis without fail, just like every other American High School. We have normalized...

“Maybe the answer to the question, ‘are games art,’ is ‘sometimes! In some places!’”

Art, Games, and Artgames

Liam Hilliard ‘26 March 1, 2026

It must have been early 2024 when I first played Dear Esther: Landmark Edition by The Chinese Room. I had gotten it at half-price during the Steam Winter Sale shortly prior and played it as an excuse to...

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