Congratulations to upper school ethicists AJ S., Annie B., Beau S., Charlotte L. and Mia L. for representing MMFS against tough competition at the 2024 NYC Ethics Bowl last weekend.…
Mirrors & Windows is a 6th grade class that gives students extra practice with research skills and writing while exploring themes of identity and diversity. A “mirror” refers to a…
Now a successful artist, illustrator, designer, and typographer, Ché Saitta-Zelterman attended MMFS in the early 2000s. She shares her experiences as a student and working professional with a learning disability. …
Middle School Administrative Assistant Carlos Corona is a gifted photographer, and his photos regularly appear in this newsletter and on social media. A grant from the MMFS Parents Association allowed…
In March, ASL teachers Amanda Toomey and Rick Caceres are taking a group of ASL students on a four-day trip to Washington DC, where they’ll visit Gallaudet University, the global…
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…
Did you know Bayard Rustin is part of MMFS’s origin story? You may know of Rustin as a giant of the civil rights, labor, and LGBTQ+ rights movements who served…
MMFS was well represented at the annual NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC) in St. Louis last week. PoCC is the flagship of NAIS’s commitment to equity and justice in teaching,…
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…
MMFS is delighted to welcome LaTasha Richards to our Board of Trustees. Tasha is Poly Prep’s Director of Enrollment Management, Admissions, and Financial Aid, and a former Vice President of…
