Tuesday was the annual Senior Art Show, celebrating the work, talent, and dedication of the student artists who took an art class during their senior year. Some students exhibited a…
by Head of School André Del Valle MMFS is widely recognized for making travel one of the foundations of its curriculum for students with learning disabilities. It opens the door…
by Kim Lord, Director of College Guidance This time of year is always exciting in College Guidance as students are making final decisions about their post-secondary plans. While not every…
Middle School Counselor Gaby Barro and Middle School Teacher Denielle Patterson used a PA grant to attend the “Reimagining Education: Teaching, Learning and Leading for a Racially Just Society Summer…
Upper School Math Teacher John Wilson created a statistics curriculum for juniors and seniors with the support of a PA grant. Here is his report on the development and implementation…
Last summer Amanda Toomey and Rick Caceres used a PA grant to prepare for the first MMFS ASL trip. Over spring break, Rick, Amanda, Mary DeLouise, Beth Schneider, and Julie…
Justin Holch (MMFS Class of ‘17) followed his passion for sports into a degree in Sports Media and a job as an associate producer with SportsNet New York (SNY). We…
We are the students of Stephanie Shore’s 12th grade Civics class. This year we are learning about different ways to be good citizens and connecting that with the Quaker values…
Professional Development days are a staple of every school calendar. They provide time for teachers and staff to continue their own education in order to become better educators. February’s Professional…
This year’s Read-A-Thon was a huge success across all three divisions—raising money for good causes while building community and getting everybody reading! Kicking off with Wacky Hat Day and wrapping…
