How to Tour the School at Church Farm

The School at Church Farm provides a Christian education for young men grades 7 through 12. Founded in 1918 and stressing the value of work and responsibility, the original school was a working farm. The 350-acre campus is within driving distance of Philadelphia, while still being far enough from an urban center to be quite rural.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. Start at Greystock Hall, housing the School at Church Farm's administrative offices. The auditorium, kitchen, library, and several classes are also located in Greystock Hall.
2. Step over to the Wilkins Science Center to observe students completing lab work in one of the four science laboratories. The Art Department is located in the same building as the Science Department.
3. Wander about the campus of the School at Church Farm and you'll be amazed at the number of small cottages. Approximately 10 cottages are used as residences for the students, keeping the number of students manageable for the faculty dorm advisers.
4. Take a peek inside Founder's Pavilion to observe students playing basketball. Other athletic facilities include the track, sports fields, tennis courts and swimming pool. These activities all stress the school's philosophy of participation, teamwork and cooperation.

Tips & Warnings

• The School at Church Farm has one of the lowest tuition rates of all boarding schools; tuition is based on a sliding-scale fee.
• Several unique electives are available for students, such as mythology, evolution of warfare, history of jazz, and fine furniture construction.
• Diversity at the School at Church Farm is unusually high, running around 40 percent.
• Only a limited number of Advanced Placement courses are offered.

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