MFS is offering overnight Intensive Learning trips again after them being unavailable for the past two years due to the pandemic. However, due to the late decision to run trips, the schedule for the trip planning, presentations, and selection process is occurring in the winter this year rather than theRead More
Tuesday at 1 p.m., students gathered in the Blue Gym to compete in Quiz Bowl, an intense trivia competition. Due to Covid procedures, the Quiz Bowl was not held in the Dining Hall Commons this year, and only selected advisors were allowed to view the competition from the Blue Gym,Read More
Erik Curtis, the Middle and Upper School Woodshop & 3D Design teacher as well as the Middle School Assistant Baseball coach, will be leaving MFS at the end of the school year. Although his exact plans for the next year have not been announced, he still intends to work asRead More
As receiving the COVID-19 vaccine becomes a reality, many questions have been raised about how MFS policy and daily life will be affected. Faculty at MFS are starting to imagine what MFS will look like post-vaccine. Middle School and Upper School Spanish Teacher Josefina Paolello does not expect the MFSRead More
How Are MFS Students Safely Celebrating Thanksgiving? MFS Students have also found their own ways to make Thanksgiving special for their families this year. As expected, COVID-19 has changed many students’ Thanksgiving plans. Matt D’Ottavi ’21 commented, “I’m just celebrating with my immediate family this year. Usually I celebrate withRead More
