Poetry, Art and Monsters, Oh Yes!
Integrating seasonal elements – with generous measures of creativity and imagination – into first grade curriculum One delightful, learning-filled way
Integrating seasonal elements – with generous measures of creativity and imagination – into first grade curriculum One delightful, learning-filled way
When you can’t go to the beach for marine biology lab in situ, you can bring the lab specimens –
In every election, California citizens are challenged with understanding and voting on the array of state ballot measures put before
Recently Mount Madonna School ninth grade biology students spent some time sitting quietly alongside a campus pond observing various ecological
Update, 10/8/2020: While Upper School Director Shannon Kelly (’92) is not the recipient of the 2020 Ally to Queer Youth
“Our interview with Congressman John Lewis in 2018 was, without our knowing it, the last for the Mount Madonna School
Growing Up in Santa Cruz, October 2020, Behind the Teacher’s Desk, “Rebirth,” by Lisa Catterall. Every particle in the universe
An interview with Dr. A.M. Kilpatrick (‘90) by Lara Kilpatrick (‘85) Auston Manoja “Marm” Kilpatrick (‘90), now professor of ecology
Starting this semester, Mount Madonna School is offering its first fully online asynchronous elective course for high school students. Titled
Congratulations to alumna Shruti Swamy (’03) on having her short story collection, A House is a Body, published! “Swamy’s A House
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