Class of ’25 Senior Spotlight: Lagi Hunnicutt
If you had the power to change one thing in the world, what would it be? I want my impact on the world to positively impact people to think critically […]
Class of ’25 Senior Spotlight: Emi Lord
If you had the power to change one thing in the world, what would it be? Honestly, I don’t even know where to start. It just feels like there’s so […]
Class of ’25 Senior Spotlight: Nash Wilson
Name and city of residence: My name is Nash Goodspeed Wilson, and I live in Corralitos, CA. What grade did you start at Mount Madonna […]
Middle School Retreat 2025
“The big question is whether you are going to be able to say a hearty yes to your adventure.” – Joseph Campbell This week, Mount Madonna School’s sixth and seventh […]
Fifth Grade Learning Journey to The Outdoor School at Rancho Alegre
Mount Madonna School fifth graders, led by teacher Jessica Cambell, are gearing up for a meaningful four-day, three-night adventure at The Outdoor School at Rancho Alegre in Santa Barbara. This […]
Class of ’25 Senior Spotlight: Chloe Smith
Name, city of residence: My name is Chloe Smith and I have lived in Gilroy California my entire life Grade you started at Mount Madonna School: I started at Mount […]
19th Annual Summit for the Planet
Come one, come all! This year’s Summit for the Planet (SFTP) has a few first-time events and activities while continuing with traditional events (although slightly amped up!) • Live cover tunes by […]
Washington, D.C. 2025 – Learning Journey
On April 13 the Mount Madonna School (MMS) junior class, along with chaperones Shannon Kelly, Greg Shirley, Chelsea Otterness, and Jessica Vargas will travel to Washington, D.C. The week will […]
Shunyata 2025 – Learning Journey Return
Mount Madonna School’s Values Program creates opportunities for students to expand their horizons, to be curious and courageous, to receive through giving and to learn by experiencing. This year’s Learning […]
Hawks Soccer – Small But Mighty!
Only at Mount Madonna It’s a phrase often heard in the Mount Madonna School (MMS) community—and here’s yet another reason why. Some may already be familiar with the story of […]
