Good evening, I am proud to share about our experience at today's NYC High School Ethics Bowl 2019! Our students have been hard at work since September to prepare for this event, studying and de...
Mirrors & Windows is a 6th grade class that gives students extra practice with research skills and writing while exploring themes of identity and diversity. A “mirror” refers to a resource tha...
When John Wilson introduces a new math unit to his upper school students, he likes to begin with an open-ended question. For example: What does a circle mean to you? “I always try to make the co...
The Assistive Technology (AT) program in the lower school was created to meet the needs of individual students who benefit from the use of assistive technology devices in their classrooms. The goal of...
This year, Computer Science Education Week took place from December 4th-10th. To celebrate, all students at MMFS participated in the Hour of Code. An international movement, Hour of Code is an opportu...
Lower School Arts Promoting creativity and strengthening academic learning Visual Arts Teachers encourage students to imagine, invent, and construct using a wide variety of media, including collage...
Middle School Overview We cultivate a rich, engaging curriculum that inspires intellectual curiosity, fosters academic achievement, and encourages involvement in the arts and athletics for our middle...
A unique feature of the upper school is our Field Studies program. The Field Studies program provides an opportunity to immerse students in a world of social, historical and cultural ideas. The object...
By Orla Dunstan, Director of Communications Quaker values and MMFS’s educational program are inextricably linked. The Quaker tenet of the inner light within every individual underlies our fundame...