Most students go on to quality colleges and universities.
The School believes that adolescents learn best when education is presented directly through authentic experience. To this end, The School's academic offerings are presented in an unusually experiential manner whenever possible. Community life is based on traditional Quaker values of respect for the integrity of individuals, peaceful resolution of conflict, stewardship of the land, the dignity of physical work, the importance of community process, and the persistent practice of intellectual and spiritual openness. The School stresses collaboration over competition, and listening over trying to be heard. Taking responsibility for one's own life and learning is a prime result of a Meeting School education.