Marcus Kershaw (’23) wrote an essay for a college class that he would like to share with the MMFS community. Although Marcus was only an MMFS student for three years,…
by Emily McCurrach, Lower School Head Teacher, Fry Room With the support of a PA Summer Grant, I was able to develop a comprehensive Touch Math resource folder for MMFS…
by Twan Claiborne, Dean of Students – 10th Grade The NAIS School Leadership Institute is a four day institute in Leesburg, VA. The goal of the institute is to examine…
An artist from a young age, Duncan McGillivray-Smith (MMFS ‘17) recently graduated from Pratt Institute with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting. He talks here about the lasting impact…
Language Therapist Bevin Daly and Occupational Therapists Diane Lupow and Anjali Patel are combining forces to create a brand new Healthy Choices class called X-Factor, which gets students learning executive…
Students in 8th grade Civics were tasked with building a simple Lego creation that had at least 2 floors, a roof, and a door. Sounds easy, right? Not so: instead…
Seven MMFS students attended the Model UN conference at Horace Mann this past Saturday, along with hundreds of other middle and high school students from the New York City area.…
The upper school has been celebrating Latinx and Hispanic heritage in many different ways. You should check out the newly updated Cultural Research & Celebration Hub for Latinx and Hispanic Heritage.…
The 7th graders in Jamie Steiner’s and Candace Scala’s Current Events classes are debating some hot topics, using the “Civil Discourse in the Classroom” framework created by the Southern Poverty…
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…
