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Friends Select Lower School Unveils New Booklet Seeking the Light


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school students reflect on their individual experiences in the school’s worshipping community and recorded the re- sponses. The end product is a booklet that reflects the way the school’s lower school division approaches and practices worship together, all while keeping in mind the first book- let, Filling Our Classrooms with Spices.


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Second grade reading buddies read Seeking the Light together. Photo: Tina Dougherty, Art Director


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rom January 14-18, the lower school division cel- ebrated the launch of the new booklet, Seeking the Light. Throughout the week, reading buddies across


all grades read the booklet together for the first time. After students finished reading, “candle cookies” were passed out to snack on.


In addition, each student, with the help of their teacher, worked from a template to draw a picture of themself, which they adhered to a mural. The mural shows the route to and from the Race Street Friends Meetinghouse as well as the Meetinghouse itself. At the end of the week, lower school students gathered in the theatre for a culminating event, a slideshow featuring photos of the students embrac- ing the new booklet from the week.


Both the lower school faculty and student worship and ministry committee worked to create a booklet for students, using quotes and drawings from “partner reflection” ses- sions. Middle- and upper school students helped lower


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In early April, the School District will conduct a lottery. A student ID number will be created for each application and the lottery process will rank the students randomly by ID number.


Following the lottery, the District will conduct outreach to confirm that students who are eligible for enrollment based on their lottery rank, also meet the residency and age re- quirements to be enrolled at the school. Confirmation letters will be sent in late April.


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