Music students in the elementary school have spent the past several weeks exploring and singing protest songs, both in music class and in chorus. February is Black History Month, and compelled us as t...
The goal of the sixth grade current events curriculum is to introduce students to the skills and terminology essential to understanding the news, particularly related to American government and politi...
By Taylor Watson, Upper School Head Music Teacher - August 2018 Last summer I was generously awarded a MMFS Parents Association Grant to study Cuban rhythms in Havana, Cuba. The goal was not...
Andrew Curran (Drew) graduated from MMFS in 2014 as a member of our first upper school graduating class. This year he will receive a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Worcester Polytech...
Matthew Wheelock has long been a part of the MMFS community, starting in the second grade in 2004 and graduating in 2015 as a member of the upper school’s second graduating class. He is currently fi...
Robert (Bobby) Cook attended MMFS from 1999 to 2003. At that time MMFS had neither a middle school nor a high school, so he moved on when he was 12 years old. He attended junior high at St. Cecilia’...
We've wrapped up another fantastic season of fall sports! Be sure to check out the photos for US Soccer, US Volleyball, US Cross Country, MS Soccer, and MS Volleyball, and read the heartfelt end...
Kayla Desroches joined the MMFS community as a 1st grader and attended through 5th grade, before we expanded to serve middle and high school students. Upper School Assistant Director Amy Levine taught...
By Luis Betancourt and Alexis Henin "What was the Trans-Saharan network and what was traded? What caused the fall of Ghana? Who was Sundiata Keita? What is Islam and what role did it play in the Ma...