MMS will observe eight school days of remote learning following the February winter break
Mount Madonna School (MMS) remains committed to the health and well-being of our community by making informed, community-minded decisions. During
Mount Madonna School (MMS) remains committed to the health and well-being of our community by making informed, community-minded decisions. During
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), Independent Ideas blog, January 2021, “Climbing Mountains: A Year of Ups and Downs,” by
Following the unprecedented events of January 6, 2021 in our nation’s Capitol, Mount Madonna Head of School Ann Goewert shared
Growing Up in Santa Cruz, January 2021, Education, “Face to Face,” by Jeanette Prather. It is safe to say that
Growing Up in Santa Cruz, January 2021, Teacher’s Desk, “Carry Forward,” by Lisa Catterall. The past gets carried with us.
Lookout Santa Cruz, “21 for ’21: UCSC’s Marm Kilpatrick fights spread of pandemic misinformation,” by Nick Ibarra. A profile on the
Aptos Times. 12/21/2020, “Anti-Racist Work Underway at Mount Madonna,” by Shannon Kelly. On Nov. 11, the staff and faculty of
Creativity was on display recently, when Mount Madonna School fourth grade students gathered materials found outdoors around their classroom to
On an afternoon in mid-November, Mount Madonna School (MMS) third grade students gathered with their classmates to share their learning
Alumnus Noah S. Diffenbaugh, of the Mount Madonna School (MMS) class of 1992, was recently named as a 2020 American
