Mount Madonna School (MMS) welcomed about 20 alumni to today’s Senior Class-Alumni Luncheon on campus. We are grateful to our alumni for reconnecting and offering words of wisdom to senior students; there was lots of love in the room! For a few…
Morgan Hill Life, 12/15/2022, “Students share holiday joy through music with MH seniors.”
Gilroy Life, 12/15/2022, “Entertainment: “Mamma Mia!” onstage with love, laughter and friendship at Mount Madonna School.”
Morgan Hill Life, 12/15/2022, “Entertainment: “Mamma Mia!” onstage with love, laughter and friendship at Mount Madonna School.”
While Mount Madonna School (MMS) school buses pass through Mount Madonna County Park each weekday morning and afternoon, on a recent day, MMS third through fifth grade students rode the school bus to – not through – the park, for an opportunity…
Girls Volleyball, 12/1/2022: Santa Cruz Sentinel, 12/9/2022, “All-SCCAL Girls Volleyball,” four Mount Madonna School (MMS) student athletes were named as part of honorary “All-Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League” girls volleyball rosters. Seniors Bella Cambell and Mariah Cohen were both named to Second…
Agroecology, an approach to agriculture that views agricultural areas as ecosystems and is concerned with the ecological impact of agricultural practices, is the topic of in-depth, experiential learning by Mount Madonna School (MMS) sixth grade students as part of their middle school…
Morgan Hill Life, Community Voice Column, “Period Project raises awareness about menstruation stigmas,” by Sophia Manzur, grade 11 Period poverty is defined as the struggle those who have a menstrual cycle face while trying to afford menstrual products. Despite not being able…
By Danielle Barr The Mount Madonna School (MMS) preschool is a thoughtfully curated environment where each child feels right at home to explore and discover. When a new child arrives in the classroom, the very first thing teachers do is have conversations…
Patch.com, 12/1/22, “‘A Good Sport’: Watsonville Star Student Athlete,” by Bea Karnes. Mount Madonna School eighth grade student Kenzie Culbertson is recognized for her positive character and athletic accomplishment. Well done, Kenzie!
