Nurturing Two-Year-Olds, Building Lifelong Curiosity The first years of a child’s life are a period of remarkable growth. Between birth and age three, children develop the foundations of language, social skills, emotional regulation, and curiosity about the world. They are learning not just by observing, but by actively exploring, experimenting, and interacting with the people and environment around them. This is where a Quaker education can make a meaningful difference. By p

When you step onto the United Friends School (UFS) campus, you can feel the warmth of the community, the excitement of curiosity, and the joy of friends learning together. Since our founding in 1984, UFS has been guided by Quaker principles, including care, truthfulness, simplicity, community, and peaceful conflict resolution. These values are not just words on a page; they are the essence of our school. At UFS, learning is engaging, hands-on, and meaningful. Friends collabor

The first day of school carries so much weight for children and parents alike. New routines, unfamiliar spaces, and the anticipation of what is ahead can stir up excitement as well as nervous feelings. At United Friends School (UFS), we understand that the way a school year begins can set the tone for the months to come. That is why we approach the first day with the same care, calm, and intention that shape every part of our Quaker education.