Campbell Dorm Built
Freshman boys get their own home.
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George School: The History of a Quaker Community Is Published
The book celebrates and chronicles the school’s first hundred years.
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Four Square Takes Over Red Square
Four Square at George School is more than a schoolyard game. Layered with nostalgia, enshrined in fond, albeit imperfect, collective memory, the game is now a cultural icon.
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2,500 people attend George School’s centennial celebration, about the same number who attended the picnic celebrating the school’s opening in 1893.
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Students Tackle Mideast Peace
More than 120 ninth graders take part in Middle East peace talks as part of their Global Interdependence classes.
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Clothesline Project
Students take part in the project, founded by a George School graduate, to raise awareness of violence against women. The shirts, with messages written by sufferers of sexual violence, are a way for women to break the silence.
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Westwood Dormitory Built
First-year girls get their own home, too.
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First Step Team on Campus
Mind Over Body (MOB) was founded at George School in 1996 when ten African-American male students approached Kassem Lucas ’90, a new faculty member, because they were interested in learning about African-American fraternities.
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All-Girl Wrestling Team Forms
More than a dozen students sign up.
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