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Let your life speak

At George School

we're brighter together.

Our academic experience is a collective effort to cultivate each student’s highest ambitions. The George School Academic Program re-imagines the school day. It empowers teachers to be bold, creative, and collaborative. It empowers students to choose their own challenges: the IB diploma, IB courses, APs, adventurous opportunities for global study, artistic expression, service learning, and more.

The result:

An education that gives students the freedom and the support to become their most authentic selves.

Distinctly George School

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ib diploma completion rate

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Miles from Philadelphia & 80 miles from nyc

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acres of expansive lawns and hillside

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Years as a quaker all-gender high school

Mind the

Light

George School is committed to being a community where people with vastly different backgrounds, identities, and perspectives are united both in their respect for the unique gifts that each brings and in pursuit of a common good.  This belief is reflected in the school’s motto, "Mind the Light."

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I am a boarder and I enjoy every second of it. As a boarder, you get to have a lot of freedom with what you do. The experience has taught me independence, discipline, how to maintain my surroundings, and how to take care of myself.”

Arka A., Class of 2026

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Student dances in Dance Eclectic, a yearly dance performance.

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Happening Now

The Joy of Getting Involved

“If you’re not letting your life speak, what are you doing with your life? You need to find your meaning in life. For me, it’s in doing things that bring me joy and bringing positivity into the world.”

His George School clubs schedule reads like a comprehensive list of keyword searches on the School’s “Get Involved” web page. But no worries: Jack Storie ’26 enjoys every item on that schedule. 

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Tallying George School Values

Were it not for statistics, Valerie Greaud doesn’t know if she would have found her way to George School. A statistician at heart with a penchant for working with students, a career pivot and class observation at George School in 2003 happened to coincide at a time when the math department was looking to establish a statistics program. Bill Enos, the math department head at the time, hired her… and she’s glad he did.

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Scaling New Heights

Walter Stephenson ’08 joined the George School community in 1997 with his family, led by his mom, Molly Stephenson, who retired in 2020 after a 23-year tenure teaching Spanish. Returning to campus as a science teacher years later, Walter has become an integral part of the George School community. 

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A Bigger Toy Box

Kyle Okraku '26 has been a member of the George School Student Activities Board (SAB) since his freshman year. The group — now 13 students strong — brainstorms, plans and executes weekend activities for day and boarding students

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Brighter Together

As a George School graduate, you'll enter the world sharp-minded, purpose-driven, big-hearted, and globally conscious. And you'll be a life-long member of a global community working to make the world a little brighter, together.