Mount Madonna School eleventh grade students Priyanka Bharghavan and Noah Kaplan had the opportunity this week to attend a political fundraising event in Menlo Park honoring Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse. One of the event hosts, Sally-Christine Rodgers, a longtime friend…
SantaCruzParent.com, 3/22/2018, “Balance, Design and Collaboration: Creative Mobiles.” Read the story
The Mercury News, 3/25/2018, “Mount Madonna School Reading Writing and Reasoning,” photo by Shmuel Thaler, Santa Cruz Sentinel. Mount Madonna School junior Gracie Howley notes an important passage as her Values In World Thought class discusses the meaning of the work of…
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 3/26/2018, “Sentinel Boys Volleyball Power Poll: Wildcatz make a big jump.” 1 Mount Madonna: Hawks still unbeaten in SCCAL, but second-round showdown with PCS looms Friday. Last week: 1 Read more
In the long ago days of the Islas Filipinas, as the Philippine Islands were once known, storytellers told marvelous tales of the wisdom – and foolishness – of rulers and ordinary people. One such story, King Bato and Asin, a Filipino folktale…
India Currents, 3/15/2018, “17 Minutes of Silence.” Read more
Register-Pajaronian, 3/13/2018, “Girls Track & Field Preview, 2018: Several local athletes set sights on titles, records,” by Tony Nunez MT. MADONNA The Hawks have a handful of athletes that impressed a week ago at their first SCCAL dual meet of the season….
On Wednesday morning, March 14, Mount Madonna School (MMS) middle and high students participated in the National School Walkout day, with a short hike to a nearby fountain on their campus. At the same time, MMS fifth grade students, with parent permission,…
Register-Pajaronian, 3/10/2018, Local Roundup, “Girls Track and Field, Boys Volleyball,” by Tony Nunez. Girls Track and Field: In the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League dual meet season opener against Scotts Valley High on March 8, Mt. Madonna sophomore Paola Jacobs was first in…
Greg Dalton founded Climate One in 2007 after traveling to the Arctic with scientists and journalists. Each year, Climate One pays it forward by sending a Bay Area high school student to have their own life-changing journey at the top of the…
