Dear Families,
With a few weeks of Performing Arts classes under our belts, we want to pass along how thrilled we are with the students in our classes. In both Middle and High School, your lovelies handled Song Share with such bravery, commitment and willingness. The Dance auditions were also outstanding. It is quite a moving experience to be witness to a full throng of young adults crammed into the Assembly Room, with music blasting, moving so freely, expressively, and with such energized passion. Kudos to our choreographers, Mayana and Sinead, for creating movement that was doable for dancers of all experience, from veterans to newcomers.
The Factory at Mount Madonna School (MMS) is a recently re-designated classroom space on the upper campus that students are utilizing for an array of creative projects. Resources include a state-of-the-art 3D printer, Arduino input/output sensors, LilyPad sewable circuits, a full complement of Snap Circuits education kits, soldering irons, ample motors, LEDs, switches and power supplies. There is enough space for up to three classes at a time to store ongoing engineering projects.
Below is an article Mary Supriya McDonald wrote in January 2013 in conjunction with the Lower School’s focus on curriculum mapping and core competencies.
Morgan Hill Times, 6/20/2014, “Mount Madonna School Senior Spotlight: Soul Kerr.” 
The Gilroy Dispatch, 6/20/2014, “Senior Spotlight: Preethi Balagani.” 
