In addition to facilitating Educators New to Quakerism and the Institute for Engaging Leadership in Friends Schools, Harry serves as clerk of the Friends Council Publications Committee and leads inservice sessions at Friends schools across the country. Harry taught briefly at Delaware and then at Lincoln University. He then took a teaching job at Wilmington Friends School, expecting to stay only until he discovered what career he wanted. More than thirty years later he's now clear that working with students and adults in Quaker schools was the thing for him. Teaching history and sociology led to school improvement projects, various administrative duties (dean of faculty, upper school head, assistant head, acting head), consulting outside the school--including some teaching in Sweden, and involvement in NAIS and FCE work groups. He and his wife Melody are members of Centre Meeting in Delaware, where he currently serves on the Overseers Committee.

Deborra is the Quakerism coordinator at Abington Friends School, Jenkintown, Pa. For 18 years she held many roles at Friends Select School, Philadelphia, Pa, including chair of the religious thought department, coordinator of junior internships and senior projects, dean of the upper school, and Quakerism teacher. Deborra serves as the clerk of Plymouth Meeting Friends School’s school committee, is a member of Plymouth Monthly Meeting, and is an alumni parent at both FSS and PMFS.