On Friday, May 2 at the annual Haverford School Arts Festival, art teacher Chris Fox was honored for 43 years of service to The Haverford School by family members, colleagues, friends, and former students. At the celebration the School shared with him a book that included reflections, pictures, and notes from the community that he so positively affected. Commencement marked Chris's retirement, but he wanted to share one last message with the Haverford Community: "Friends, I wish I could respond to each of you who have spoken with me, written to me, and contributed to the book I was given. I am overwhelmed with gratitude. Your well wishes for my retirement, stories of our past together, and even quotes mean more than you may ever know. My heart is full. Thank you for those gifts." Chris Fox’s impact on The Haverford School community is immeasurable, and his legacy will live on through the countless lives he has touched. We thank him for his decades of dedication, inspiration, and heart—and we wish him all the best in his retirement. (fb)

Congratulations to the Class of 2025—your kindness, humility, and character have left a lasting mark on the Haverford community. As commencement speaker and retiring Upper School art teacher said, "always embrace the unexpected opportunity to say yes." The 141st session of The Haverford School is now closed! Enjoy your summer, Fords! (fb)