The Crefeld School
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The Crefeld School is a small, private school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The headmaster is Dr. Mark Piechota. The school is known for its small class sizes, engaging curriculum, and friendly environment. The school is also known for its Glassworks and arts program. Crefeld has a very accepting environment in which students of all races, genders, backgrounds, sexual orientations, and heritage can feel safe and comfortable.
[edit] Administration
- Headmaster: Dr. Mark Piechota
- Director of Admissions: Stacey Cunitz
- Director of Emotional Support Services: Peter Capper
[edit] Trivia
- Teachers are called by their first name at Crefeld.
- The Crefeld building used to be a mansion.
- Students are allowed off campus for lunch.
- Students and staff can access the computer network from anywhere.
- Teachers can bring their pet dogs to school.
- The third floor used to include be a studio, smoking room, and film development room. Now, due to Chestnut Hill's fire code, and for insurance reasons, it is just a bunch of offices. Students are not allowed on the third floor.
- For a time, every Friday advisories would cook food for the school for "brunch." Now, due to insurance reasons, students are not allowed to use the kitchen. So now, it is just "snack."
- Most advisories have outside gatherings such as dinners, lunches or other activities.
- Friday afternoons are used for activities such as dance team, board games, movie groups, women's group, D&D and art
[edit] External links
- [1] The Crefeld School
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