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Here's a Quaker finder website:
http://www.fgcquaker.org/connect/quaker-finder

Not all have a school associated with them but sometimes there will be summer school programs put on by the church even if there's no regular school associated with it.

There's a fair amount of autonomy between churches so the quality of programs probably varies a lot, you'll probably have to go to each congregations website. I don't have any direct experience with going to school there myself just where we moved from the parents who sent their kids had a lot of great things to say and there were lots of summer camps through the whole summer.

Quakerism as a religion is incredibly tolerant and focuses on issues of social justice and equality. I was very involved in a Quaker youth group in high school and many of the other kids went to Friends schools. I think they are a wonderful environment for a child to learn and grow up in. Since Quaker worship is done in silence, I don't think there is much 'biblical' elements to the curriculum, rather I imagine the things I mentioned above are focused on. I'm not Quaker but would absolutely send my kids to a Friends school if I had the chance! Very progressive and liberal!

My old boss sent his daughter to the Friends school in Baltimore. She really loved it and got a wonderful education. She is Jewish so the religious aspect of the school must not have been too in-your-face.