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India West: Mount Madonna’s “Ramayana!” Returns to San Jose in June

India West, 5/15/2015, “Mount Madonna’s Ramayana! Returns to San Jose in June.” Read more

Honoring Traditions: Middle School Student Mural Installed

Thalia and Melpomene, the ancient Greek muses, are frequently depicted in modern theater by two masks with exaggerated expressions. These iconic theatrical symbols, one smiling and one frowning, represent the divide between comedy and tragedy, and feature prominently in a Mount Madonna School student mural recently installed at the Upper Campus.

EPA honors Mount Madonna class

Santa Cruz Sentinel Story 4/25/2015 at http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/social-affairs/20150425/epa-honors-mount-madonna-class

Celebrating 37 Years Onstage: Mount Madonna School’ “Ramayana!”

Ramayana!, the Mount Madonna School sword-and-sorcery epic now in its 37th year, features an original rock-n-roll score and magical characters who encounter danger and love, good versus evil, duty, heroic action and sacrifice. Performances on June 5-7 at the Mexican Heritage Theater in San Jose.

Mount Madonna School Students Receive President’s Environmental Education Award for Fighting to Protect Sea Turtles Worldwide

San Francisco, CA — Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that the 2013-14 fifth grade class at Mount Madonna School in Watsonville, Calif. will receive the President’s Environmental Youth Award for their work to fight environmental threats faced by California sea turtles. The awards are presented each year to exceptional students and teachers who demonstrate creativity, innovation, and leadership to address difficult environmental challenges.

Students Move Up in Piano Certificate of Merit Program

Congratulations to Mount Madonna School students Given Rehani, 7th, Riley Wagner, 6th, and Zach Wagner, 9th, who recently participated in the Certificate of Merit Program for pian, at the University of California, Santa Cruz. All three passed their level requirements: Given, level one, Riley, level five and Zach, level seven.

Students’ Projects Recognized at County Science and Engineering Fair

Congratulations to inspired seventh grade scientists Ksenia Medvedeva, Lily Hernandez and Will Pramanik, for entering projects in the 27th annual Santa Cruz County Science and Engineering Fair!

Pramanik’s project, ‘Momentum vs.

Morgan Hill Times, Student of the Week: Priyanka Bharghavan

-Name, age, grade, city of residence

Priyanka Bharghavan, 13, 8th grade, Morgan Hill

-What inspires you?

My family and friends inspire me and encourage me every day.

-What is your favorite subject in school, and why?

Art is my favorite class.

Students Collect Donations for Colombian Indigenous Schools

As part of a project in their Spanish classes at Mount Madonna School, eighth through eleventh grade students are seeking donations of school supplies and used clothing for students at two indigenous schools, the Arhuacan school, La Institucion Etnoeducativa Tairona de Bunkwimake and the Wiwa school, Zalemaku de Sertuga, located in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, Colombia.

Gilroy Dispatch, Student of the Week: Imogen Cockrum

-Name, age, grade, school
Imogen Cockrum, 13, 8th grade, Mount Madonna School

-What inspires you?

I am inspired when older people and the elderly tell me stories of their younger lives. It reminds me that my present will soon be my past and it should be worth telling later on.

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Hawk Life

India West: Mount Madonna’s “Ramayana!” Returns to San Jose in June

Honoring Traditions: Middle School Student Mural Installed

EPA honors Mount Madonna class

Celebrating 37 Years Onstage: Mount Madonna School’ “Ramayana!”

Mount Madonna School Students Receive President’s Environmental Education Award for Fighting to Protect Sea Turtles Worldwide

Students Move Up in Piano Certificate of Merit Program

Students’ Projects Recognized at County Science and Engineering Fair

Morgan Hill Times, Student of the Week: Priyanka Bharghavan

Students Collect Donations for Colombian Indigenous Schools

Gilroy Dispatch, Student of the Week: Imogen Cockrum

Leo Club Beach Clean-Up

Lunch: Baked Mac N Cheese w/ Hawk’s Roasted Veggies

Practice: HS Girl beach volleyball

Practice: HS Boys volleyball

Lunch: Spaghetti and “Meat”balls, Focaccia Bread w/ Hawk’s Roasted Veggies

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