2020 Washington, D.C. Interviews: Gaining a Global Human Perspective on Today’s World
For three decades, the juniors and seniors of Mount Madonna School (MMS) have traveled to Washington, D.C. every other year
For three decades, the juniors and seniors of Mount Madonna School (MMS) have traveled to Washington, D.C. every other year
Mary Supriya McDonald, teacher and head of school, joined Mount Madonna School in 1987 and is retiring at the end
Second graders had a truly lovely day at Wilder Ranch State Park recently. The weather was beautiful and the children
In a small, unincorporated community near southwest San Jose is a landmark of California history, and the site of California’s
Ram-headed sphinxes, potted papyrus, and rows of large, decorative columns line the entrance to the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San
Recently, Mount Madonna School (MMS) fifth and ninth grade students visited the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve in Watsonville,
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 2/7/2020, “Students explore Elkorn Slough Reserve; young minds are learning how to connect the dots between local
An interview with Congressman Jimmy Panetta by students of Mount Madonna School, in May 2018 as part of their Values
WatsonvillePatch.com, 1/22/2020, “Watsonville Students To Travel To D.C., Interview Leaders,” by Courtney Teague. WATSONVILLE, CA — Mount Madonna School upperclassmen
Ego is a room where you just try to get everything on your own terms. – Pema Chodron In the
