Urban Backpackers: Students Work to Reduce Single-Use Plastic
Straws may seem like a small thing to be worried about, but they do make a difference. Over 500 million
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Straws may seem like a small thing to be worried about, but they do make a difference. Over 500 million
Mount Madonna School eleventh grade students Priyanka Bharghavan and Noah Kaplan had the opportunity this week to attend a
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
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 3/26/2018, “Sentinel Boys Volleyball Power Poll: Wildcatz make a big jump.” 1 Mount Madonna: Hawks still unbeaten
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.
On Wednesday morning, March 14, Mount Madonna School (MMS) middle and high students participated in the National School Walkout day,
Register-Pajaronian, 3/10/2018, Local Roundup, “Girls Track and Field, Boys Volleyball,” by Tony Nunez. Girls Track and Field: In the Santa
Subtle balance is key to the distinctive mobiles designs of the late artist Alexander Calder, known for his kinetic sculpture.
