MMFS was well represented at this year’s ALDS Leadership Retreat. The Association for LD Schools held its annual Leadership Retreat in Seattle this summer. ALDS’s mission is to “connect and…
At February’s Professional Development Day, MMFS faculty and staff learned from the best—MMFS educators. During a full day of educational workshops, our teachers, specialists, and administrators presented valuable insights and…
We are very pleased to welcome Tricina Stallings to the MMFS Senior Leadership team. Tricina joins the staff as Director of Human Resources. Tricina brings the benefit of more than…
MMFS believes in sharing our collective wisdom with the academic community, so that other teachers and schools can benefit from the work we do here. When our faculty and staff…
We are delighted to announce that Tatesha Clark has been named MMFS Assistant Head of School: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The fact that we are creating this position at MMFS…
MMFS teachers have so much brilliance to share. Last week, 12th Grade Dean of Students Mary DeLouise and Head Teachers Amanda Toomey and Vicki Muñoz-Lepore had the honor of presenting…
LS Head Teacher Allie Paddock presented at this year’s National Council of Teachers of English conference in Anaheim, California. The topic: How the practice of remixing visual media offers students…
Seven members of our faculty and staff traveled to San Antonio for the NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC), the flagship of the National Association of Independent Schools’ commitment to…
MMFS faculty member Ciro Scala was recently profiled in The New York Times! Click here to read about his inspiring personal and academic journey: from graduating high school in 1959 to earning a master’s degree in…
By John Grimsley, Middle School Music and Drama Teacher Last year presented our community with a lot of challenges that required us to be flexible, understanding, and patient. While dealing…
