HQ Function

The main campus houses all academic divisions (Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools), administrative offices, arts facilities, athletic facilities, and the Meetinghouse for worship and community gatherings.

Notable Features:

Historic buildings including a central Meetinghouse, modern science and arts centers, extensive athletic fields and facilities, libraries, and green spaces integrated into an urban campus.

Work Culture:

Collaborative, mission-driven, and community-oriented, reflecting Quaker values. Faculty and staff are dedicated to student growth and fostering an inclusive, intellectually stimulating environment.

HQ Significance:

As a long-standing educational institution founded in 1845, the campus is central to the school's identity and mission, serving as the hub for its educational and community activities in Philadelphia.

Values Reflected in HQ: Quaker values are reflected in the campus design through the central importance of the Meetinghouse, the emphasis on community spaces, simplicity in architecture, and stewardship of its historic and natural environment.

Location:

While Germantown Friends School's physical campus is in Philadelphia, its engagement extends globally through a diverse student body and faculty, international student programs, global studies integrated into the curriculum, and service learning opportunities with a global perspective. The school cultivates global citizenship and maintains connections with an international alumni network.

Street Address:

31 West Coulter Street

City:

Philadelphia

State/Province:

PA

Country:

USA