Johan Maurer starts with the recent public controversy over Sidwell Friends but then transverses a long sweep of Quaker school identity debates, including one at a parent-led school coop with which he was involved:
The one I remember most vividly echoed the Westtown debates: how much overt Quakerism is too much for a school that was already attracting non-Quaker families? After listening to some of this debate, Earlham’s Paul Lacey said to me, “Instead of being ‘in the world, but not of it,’ too often we Quakers are of the world, but not in it!”
https://blog.canyoubelieve.me/2020/06/quaker-education-in-pandemic.html
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