• Embracing the Tension: Moral Growth in Friends High Schools
• Schooled in Diversity: Readings on Racial Diversity in Friends Schools
• Schooled in Diversity Action Research: Student and African-American Alumni Collaboration for School Change
• Who Needs Integration? Can Quaker education cope with the hip-hop challenge?

Perfect preparation for the Diversity Peer Network: Feb. 8-9--Socioeconomic Diversity in Friends Schools
Rich resources for SUMMER READING.

Governance Handbook - A useful resource for boards and heads of Friends schools, the Friends meetings that are in care relationships with Friends schools, as well as for private and independent schools. The revised edition provides guidance in areas of governance that are unique in Friends schools and new material on advancement, effective board process, and building an optimum culture for school leadership and governance.

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Tuning In: Mindfulness in Teaching and Learning

"I am delighted that the contributors to this book have come out to share how mindfulness and concentration can be a pleasure to learn, as well as to teach." —Thich Nhat Hanh This collection vividly demonstrates that contemplative methods can be used with any curriculum content. Experientially-based vignettes show children, teenagers and teachers using pebbles, mandalas, literature, beanie babies, yoga, journals, homework, artwork to strengthen the core skills underlying all learning: concentration, observation, relaxation, and open, receptive awareness with a positive, curious attitude.

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Philadelphia Friends Schools

Friends Council on Education with Janet Chance and Mark Franek William Penn envisioned a society dedicated to religious toleration, participatory government, and liberty. Central to this Holy Experiment was his belief that all children deserved a moral education. This book includes images from the 10 Friends schools founded in or near Philadelphia before the 20th century. Philadelphia Friends Schools uses historic images to tell the story of Friends schools' mission to develop the human capacity for love and goodwill, analysis and reflection, respect and responsibility to others—a story that has been experienced by children for more than three centuries. (Arcadia Publishing, $21.99)

$21.99 each