On February 4, the Cultural Research and Celebration Club (CRCC) hosted a panel on Black Joy for the upper school community. 11th and 12th graders attended the live presentation while…
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 Coach Andrew and Coach Justin The 2021 MMFS varsity soccer team came out with a lot of enthusiasm to get back out on the field and compete together as…
by Coach Soo and Coach Amin After more than a year without school athletics due to COVID-19, it was clear that many of our students really wanted to get back…
By Coach John Michel and Coach John Stimson After more than a year without school sports, the MMFS Lightning Runners were eager to get back outdoors and…run! This season’s cross…
The counseling team started this year with a mix of emotions. There is a sense of pride in the resilience demonstrated by the students, who are visibly relieved to be…
The MMFS Upper School virtual production A Century of Connections: A Musical Revue was featured in Broadway World, noting MMFS’s commitment to keeping music and theater programming going strong during…
At Silent Meeting this week, 9th graders had the honor and privilege of meeting with Walter Naegle–artist, activist, and partner of civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, one of the most fascinating…
Last month, a group of MMFS upper school students participated in the annual Quaker Youth Leadership Conference (QYLC), hosted virtually by Friends Select School in Philadelphia. Students attended discussion panels…
In her senior year at MMFS, Lola Lemarquis (‘17) was asked by her advisor and Spanish teacher, Vicki Muñoz-Lepore, what she thought the world needed more of. A deeply observant…
