Mount Madonna School’s Model United Nations (MUN) Club participated in its final assembly of the 2010-2011 school year on May 14-15 at UC Davis. Student participants in the meet were: Alyssa Feskanin, Ryley Devine, and Zoe Kelly, 8th grade; Graydon Griffin and Kavi Duvvoori, 10th grade; Blythe Collier, Lulu Morell-Haltom, and Palak Bhatnagar, 11th grade.
What could be better than a story with a prince and princess in love, gold-spangled costumes, fierce dragon, and a heroic rescue? Now in its 33rd year, Mount Madonna School’s dazzling show is the longest running production of this timeless Indian epic in the western hemisphere, and an event for the whole family!
Santa Cruz Sentinel.com, 4/25/2011, “Mount Madonna students build a trampoline as an orphanage in India.” Photos by Shmuel Thaler, Santa Cruz Sentinel. See the video: http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/rss/ci_17925950?source=rss
Congratulations to inspired young scientists Amalia Bernardi, Holden Smith, and Lekha Duvvoori, each of whom won awards in the recent Santa Cruz County Science Fair!
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Congratulations Noah, David and Rowan!
Noah Limbach, David Broz and Rowan Limbach ran the Big Sur Marathon on Sunday, May 1 – with Noah home for less than 24 hours from India!
The boys set a goal of finishing in less than 4 and ½ hours – and they came in 12 seconds under! All three finished with the exact same time, tying for 4th place out of 7 in their age category.
Monday April 4th – PJ day
Tuesday April 5th – Wacky Dress Day
Wednesday April 6th – Hat Day
Thursday April 7th – Sports Day (favorite team OR in your favorite sport outfit)
Friday April 8th – Awesome/Crazy Hair while wearing Blue & White Day (wear your school spirit colors and rock some crazy hair)
With the Ramayana audition process completing, it is appropriate to acknowledge the challenges of casting both for performers and directors. For some, this will not be a big issue, while others may experience disappointment. The key is finding a way to move forward positively. Most of us have heard the statement before – every role is pivotally important – and while a bit of a cliché, it is proven true. Staring at the cast list, you will simply see a character title or group (like Demon Choir, Monkey or Demon) by your name. We may want to quickly categorize our roles as good or bad.
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