What makes a Friends School different from other schools?

A Friends school education is not limited to campus life, but is enhanced by getting out into the local community for service projects or traveling to far-off places like China or Peru to learn a language or build a school.

What does the Bible say about choosing good friends?

Friends should be chosen carefully because, as Paul told the Corinthians, “Bad company corrupts good character” ( 1 Corinthians 15:33 ). Proverbs 1:10-19 and 4:14-19 contain warnings about friends and how we should choose them.

Why is it important to choose the right friends?

While you can respect others’ opinions and differences, choosing friends that hold similar values to yours will keep you from compromising or being negatively influenced by those that don’t uphold your values and the standards that you govern your life by. When friends have similar values, they can help keep each other accountable. 3.

Why did you choose to go to this school?

This school is your favorite celebrity’s alma-mater and you’ve only heard good things about the school. You’ve heard of the amazing frat parties student throw and you want to experience that scene.

Do you need friends to go to high school?

You don’t need friends, but you have to be able to talk with your peers. If you want the high school experience, then you should make friends. But school is the one thing you need to truly focus on. Making friends is truly important once you get into college. I was one of the outcasts myself in high school.

A Friends school education is not limited to campus life, but is enhanced by getting out into the local community for service projects or traveling to far-off places like China or Peru to learn a language or build a school.

This school is your favorite celebrity’s alma-mater and you’ve only heard good things about the school. You’ve heard of the amazing frat parties student throw and you want to experience that scene.

When do you meet your best friend at school?

Although the majority of kids tend to meet their best friend at school, school dynamics and cultures are changing. Toward middle and high school, cliques are typically broken up to prevent or combat bullying and classrooms are often shuffled for size and ability. Lunch time is shorter, as is the time between classes.