The Church Farm School is an independent boarding and day school for boys in grades 9-12 in the Episcopal tradition. Founded in 1918 and located in Exton, PA, Church Farm School prepares a diverse group of boys with academic ability and good character to lead productive and fulfilling lives by making a college preparatory education financially accessible.
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Andy Carrigan '87
Andy Carrigan, a creative advertising directory currently working for Facebook, is excited to help tell the CFS story as a member of our Board of Directors.
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Sibo Tuyishimire '22
Sibo Tuyishimire '22, self-proclaimed "Happy Boy," is a cancer survivor from Rwanda who was highlighted by 6ABC in 2020.
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Angela Torres P'21, '22
Angela Torres, mother to Josh '21 and Caleb '22, says sending her boys to boarding school was one of the best decisions she's ever made." CFS has become a true partner in educating my greatest trea sures and offered them tremendous opportunities."
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Cooper Shivers '23
Cooper Shivers '23 started at CFS in 2021-2022 as a junior in our day student program and is thriving in academics, athletics and student life.
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Sebastian Corrales '19
Class Vice President Sebastian Corrales '19, from Philadelphia, is a leader in every sense of the word: in the cottage, classroom and on the wrestling mat.
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John Suggs '00
John Suggs came to CFS after his West Philadelphia third-grade class was offered a full scholarship to college by the Jane and Robert Toll program. Jane Toll helped him select CFS after visiting.
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5 Surprising Reasons You Should Consider Boarding School for Your Teen
Read MoreBoarding school might never have crossed the average parent’s mind when thinking about their son’s teen years. But many parents may also feel like their current options aren’t the best fit for their teen. Even smart, ambitious kids can fade into the background in large urban or suburban schools. And the scope for distraction in cities, especially, is endless.So why choose boarding school over the local public school for your son’s high school education? We have five reasons you may not have considered.
List of 2 news stories.
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CFS Welcomes Alumni From Seven Decades Back for Alumni Weekend 2023
Church Farm School welcomed back more than 100 alumni from the 1960s through 2020s, and every decade in between, for its annual Alumni Weekend May 12-14. Highlights from the weekend included a Career Conversations event, where current students were able to rotate by grade-level between four different panels – STEM, Business, Education & Activism and Creatives – to learn about how 20 of our alumni transitioned from Church Farm School to college to their varied careers as musicians, filmmakers, actors, nurses, attorneys, educators, engineering and more. -
Juniors Fayi Nshanji and Rafael Arellano Participate in Term-Away Programs
There’s something equally exciting and terrifying when you’re the first to try something new. For junior Fayi Nshanji, the first Church Farm School student to participate in a “term-away” program, that adage has proven accurate. Fayi has spent the past four months at the High Mountain Institute (HMI) in Colorado; his “brother” Rafael Arellano will participate in the spring term. We caught up with Fayi via email (access to technology is limited, as you’ll soon find out) to learn more about this unique experience.
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Church Farm School | 1001 E. Lincoln Hwy. | Exton, Pennsylvania 19341
Phone: 610.363.7500 | Fax: 610.363.5367 | Admissions: admissions@gocfs.net
Phone: 610.363.7500 | Fax: 610.363.5367 | Admissions: admissions@gocfs.net
The Church Farm School is an independent boarding and day school for boys in grades 9-12 located in Exton, PA. Founded in 1918 to provide an excellent education to young men from limited means, Church Farm School now serves boys from a range of socio-economic circumstances who are seeking an extraordinary educational opportunity. The school offers a challenging college preparatory curriculum and an exceptional level of personal attention, with class sizes averaging between just 7 and 12 students.
