Signature Programs
How Many Ways Can You Be You?
Our Signature Programs make it possible for students to engage in a variety of challenging academic and co-curricular programs to explore their interests and passions. Our students thrive in a culture of participation. Through their experiences on the playing fields and stages, in the studios and through their clubs and activities, students discover their passions and an affinity of like-minded peers.
At Friends School, our schedule is deliberately designed to guide you out of the safe lane of your own familiar interests. We don't just make it possible for you to discover and explore, we require it!
Student Assistant Teachers
At Friends School, students in their junior and senior years have the opportunity to work alongside mentor teachers in the classrooms.
Community Partnerships Program
Upper School students must complete a minimum of fifty hours of community service as part of their graduation requirement.
William Penn Fellows
The William Penn Fellows are a group of Juniors and Seniors who are leaders in our work for social justice and civic engagement in Baltimore at Friends.
University Partnership Program
At Friends School, students don't have to wait until they graduate to work with collegiate-level thought leaders.
Scholars Certificate Program
The Scholars Certificate Program at Friends School of Baltimore provides students with the opportunity to explore an area of academic interest in ways that extend beyond the traditional bounds of any single course of study or academic department.
Diversity and Social Justice Practitioner Training
Our Diversity and Social Justice Practitioner Training helps students unpack the concepts of identity, diversity, equity, belonging, and social justice.
Language Immersion Program
The Language Immersion Program at Friends School of Baltimore strives to instill in its students a passion and curiosity for becoming more deeply interconnected with cultures spanning the globe.
Student Athlete Leadership Team
The Student Athlete Leadership Team (SALT) provides a forum for student-athletes, coaches, and administrators to learn about themselves and grow as the next generation of leaders.
Peer Educators
The Christopher O’Neil Peer Education Program invites selected high school students to present lessons to younger students on how to make healthy choices and discuss physical and emotional well-being.