Connect with AFS

Please note: While we cannot host visits to campus at this time, there is so much you can learn about AFS while searching our website and social media channels! Be sure to tune in!

If you are looking for a high-achievement environment that is also a joyful, spirited place, connect with an AFS admissions representative and learn why next year at AFS could be your student’s best yet. Chat with your admission representative and our faculty and students and learn about our Honors Scholarship and tuition-assistance programs.

 Read more about the admissions application process.

Virtual Connections

Virtual Admission One-on-One
Schedule a Virtual Zoom one-on-one conversation with an admission representative Monday through Friday by clicking on the name below of the appropriate admission representative:

Lindsay Newlon for the Lower School (Preschool and grades K-4)
Aliyah Bullard for the Middle School (grades 5-8)
Mary Kay Napoli for Upper School (grades 9-11)

Virtual Drop-Ins
Add a Drop-in with our admission team to your calendar Mondays at 3 p.m. or Thursdays at 11 a.m. These drop-in meetings are hosted through Zoom and include the admission representative for each division as well as our Director of Admission. No need to pre-register, simply click on the Zoom link prior to the meeting.

Here is the link to Mondays at 3 p.m.
Here is the link to Thursdays at 11 a.m.

Connect the Traditional Way
Email or Call the Admission Office 215.886.4350 to get any answers to your questions about AFS.

Visit As An Applicant

While we cannot host visits to campus at this time, there is so much you can learn about AFS while searching our website and social media channels! Be sure to tune in!

Read more about the application process.

Play Days
Play Days are designed to give the youngest applicants a sense of a preschool classroom experience.  This one hour visit includes use of classroom learning centers, arts and craft activities and group book readings. Applicants entering preschool as 4-year-olds and applicants to Kindergarten are individually assessed for readiness for both reading and quantitative skill building.

Student Visit (required for applicants to grades 1-11)
As a part of the application process, the student has the opportunity to attend a full day of classes with a host student. During the student visit, applicants are interviewed by a faculty member and/or an admission representative.

Parent Visit (required for all applicants to all grades)
As a part of the application process, the parent visit may include a tour of classes in action and a conversation with an admission representative to explore the ways your child will thrive in our learning community.