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- St. George's School was founded in 1930, and has, as such, accumulated a wealth of history.
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Welcome to George School. At George School, we believe the world can be better and society can be different. You’ll read Wuthering Heights and reflect how a mid-nineteenth-century novel can make a contemporary statement. You’ll compete in sports like lacrosse or softball. You’ll write your own Canterbury tale.
George School was founded in 1891 and opened in 1893. John M. George, who donated much of the money for the school, is the school's namesake. It was intended as a school for Hicksite members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). They wanted an alternative to Orthodox Westtown School.
St. George's School was founded in 1930, and has, as such, accumulated a wealth of history. Many students, teachers, and headmasters have passed through the School's classrooms and halls, each with their own stories to tell.
History of George School 1893-1943. ID: 3008 Classification number: E GEO 943. Publisher: Alumni Association of George School Date of Publication: 1943 Physical Description: hc, 158 pp., index, plates Descriptors or Subject headings: George School; Schools - Quaker. Location: Education Copies: 1. Place of Publication: Bucks County, PA
The name, King George School, was given to our school in honor of King George V, who became King of Great Britain in 1910. He and his queen, Victoria Mary of Teck, secured lasting popularity by their courage and devotion to the people of Great Britain during World War I.
Founded in 1930, St. George's School is a world-class boys' university preparatory school, offering a day program in Kindergarten through Grade 12 and an Urban Boarding program in Grades 8-12 that enrolls 110 students from 20 different countries.
Located on West 29th Avenue in Vancouver, the school was founded by a flamboyant English gentleman, Captain F. J. Danby Hunter, in 1931. Despite the economic depression, Hunter managed to attract investors and incorporate his school as a private company.
