The Refugee Crisis (in Greece)
This course is cross-listed as MUL990G (Extradisciplinary). See the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Discipline: History
The history curriculum reflects Quaker values by focusing on issues that transcend national barriers, such as the causes and consequences of poverty, racism, sexism, intolerance, and conflict. Students are encouraged to develop empathy for people of all nations, racial groups, religions, and economic strata. All history courses place heavy emphasis on developing strong reading, interpretive, and analytical skills. Academic research and writing are cornerstones of the departmental philosophy. Students regularly engage in respectful civil discourse fostering global citizenship.
Economic Development: Focus on India
This course explores the intricacies of economic development on both micro and macro scale. Using Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), students learn about the barriers to economic development and strategies for promoting economic development. This course…
IB HL Global Politics
For students who initially enroll in IB HL Global Politics, this is a 5-credit course. In junior year, students take two mods: Power, Peace, and Well-Being; and Sovereignty, International Organizations, and Human Rights. In senior…
Economic Development (India)
This course is cross-listed as MUL990I (Extradisciplinary). See the MUL990I (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for course description.
East African Society (Tanzania)
This course is cross-listed as SCI990U (science) and MUL990U (Extradisciplinary). See the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description.
Art of Negotiation
The objective of this course is to help students become more effective and ethical negotiators. Negotiation is done not just by diplomats, CEOs, and FBI agents in hostage situations. Students negotiate with friends, parents, dorm…
Blood, Paint, and Listerine
This interdisciplinary course examines how History, English, Art, and Science intersect through the Thomas Eakins paintings The Gross Clinic and The Agnew Clinic. As both paintings center on advancements in modern surgery, students learn about…
Human Geography/AP Human Geography
This is a 3- to 4-credit course depending on the number of mods taken. Students who take the optional fourth mod of the course are enrolled in AP Human Geography (HIS-118A) and are required to…
A Brief History of Vietnam
This course is cross-listed as MUL880V (Extradisciplinary). See MUL880V (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Economics & Sustainability (in the Netherlands)
This course is cross-listed as MUL930N (Extradisciplinary). See MUL930N (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
FRIDAY: 
FRIDAY: Cougar-Moose Kickback (try to wear green, Westtown will wear blue). After the BBQ dinner, come to Hallowell Porch at 7:30 p.m. for a dance featuring DJ Headrush. The dance will have Capri-Suns, popcorn, cotton candy, cookies, and spike ball. The dance ends at 10:00 p.m.
SATURDAY: Carnival from 12:00-5:00 p.m. on South Lawn with outdoor sports, class competitions, water slide, and more. Starting at 12:30 p.m., Student DJ Ziza will be on Admission Porch while students enjoy spike ball and volleyball nets, and finish the day with a water balloon and color powder fight. Wear a shirt that you don’t mind getting messy! The Rita’s Water Ice Truck will be here from 2:00-4:00 p.m.
SATURDAY: Bonfire and s’mores from 7:00-9:30 p.m. for all students in the woods at the outdoor fireplace along the XC trail, and from 9:30-10:45 p.m. for seniors only. Faculty member Pete Holland will be performing and singing!
SATURDAY: Our last 
SUNDAY: Brunch in the Walton tent outside. Affinity Alliance Day programming from 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Questions? Contact a member of Student Council.
Students were emailed the full weekend activities schedule with sign-up links.
About the WASH: The 
Stock up on our retiring tree before it’s all gone!
Day students are encouraged to stay on campus for dinner and evening activities throughout NSO.
Throughout the spring, College Counseling will bring you programs on a wide range of topics related to college admission!
Class Deans
Upcoming GS Book Club Selections: 
Community Art Exhibition! We invite artists of all ages and skill levels to participate in this wonderful opportunity to showcase your talent and contribute to our vibrant school community.
Please join us on campus for our Celebration for Accepted Students on April 2 or 4; a revisit day where you’ll have the opportunity to attend classes, explore campus, and meet friends. 
Monastir, Tunisia, and Amman, Jordan
Irvine, CA
Feasterville-Trevose, PA
New Hope, PA (Previously NYC)
Richboro, PA
Englewood, NJ
Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
Willingboro, NJ
Yardley, PA
Newtown, PA
Holicong, PA
Newtown, PA
Hamilton, NJ
Yardley, PA
Lambertville, NJ
Chongqing, China
Pennington, NJ
Yardley, PA
Bensalem, PA
Borgota, Colombia
Newtown, PA
Burlington, NJ
Langhorne, PA
Princeton, NJ
Langhorne, PA
New York City, NY
New Hope, PA
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
Willingboro, NJ
Princeton, NJ
Newark, NJ
Trenton, NJ
Newtown, PA
Lawrence, NJ
Seoul, South Korea
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Pennington, NJ
Jenkintown, PA
Ottsville, PA
Yardley, PA
Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
Hopewell, NJ
Pottstown, PA
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, México
Shanghai, China
Beijing, China
Yardley, PA
Beijing, China
Holland, PA
Langhorne, PA
Ringoes, NJ
New Hope, PA
Dreshner, PA
Yardley, PA
Yardley, PA
PA
Xi’an, China
Parents/Guardians: Please join the Parent and Guardian Association (PGA) for dinner in the dining hall at 5:30 p.m. before its final meeting of the school year on Monday, April 17. The meeting will be from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the MDA Library Conference Room. Those unable to attend in person may join virtually via Zoom.