Come and here senior JonJon Blunden “Groovin’ in the Grove” – featuring rock and classic rock tunes – at Clos La Chance winery in Morgan Hill:
Thursday, August 4, 5-6pm, 21 and older.
Sunday, August 7, 1-4pm, families and children welcome!
‘Kelp The Otters’ is more than a clever play on words…it a plea that Mount Madonna School’s 5th grade students have taken to heart – and are encouraging the public to join in. Their goal is to educate people about the plight of the California Sea Otter, which is identified by scientists as a keystone species. Keystone species play a critical role in maintaining the healthy structure of their environment, in this case, the ocean habitat.
India Abroad, 6/24/2011, “Now running for 33 years, the California Ramayan,” by Ritu Jha. Read more: http://www.indiaabroad-digital.com/indiaabroad/20110624?pg=61#pg61
Values in World Thought Program
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Sawubona Project
( Zulu greeting meaning “I see you” )
Mount Madonna School (Mount Madonna School) is pleased to announce Lily Connor as the 2011 senior class Valedictorian and PK Hattis and Soma Sharan as the 2011 Co-Salutatorians.
Mount Madonna School’s Model United Nations (MUN) Club participated in its final assembly of the 2010-2011 school year on May 14-15 at UC Davis. Student participants in the meet were: Alyssa Feskanin, Ryley Devine, and Zoe Kelly, 8th grade; Graydon Griffin and Kavi Duvvoori, 10th grade; Blythe Collier, Lulu Morell-Haltom, and Palak Bhatnagar, 11th grade.
Soma Sharan, a senior at Mount Madonna School has been named as a 2011 Gates Millennium Scholar (GMS) through the nation’s largest scholarship program, the Gates Millennium Scholarship Program. Sharan is one of just 1,000 students nationwide selected in 2011 for this highly-competitive award.
What could be better than a story with a prince and princess in love, gold-spangled costumes, fierce dragon, and a heroic rescue? Now in its 33rd year, Mount Madonna School’s dazzling show is the longest running production of this timeless Indian epic in the western hemisphere, and an event for the whole family!
SportsTechy.com, 5/19/2011, “Mount Madonna comes up just short of title.” Read more:
http://sports.tmcnet.com/news/2011/05/19/5523418.htm
Mount Madonna School’s boys varsity volleyball team has received the Central Coast Section (CCS) highest academic honor by the CIF: “2011 CCS Scholastic Championship Team Award.”
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