To today’s generation of MFS students, Mock Primary Election is an ever-changing project that, really, does not have a strong connection to our Primaries at all. But what about the event 20 years ago? How about 30? MFS WordsWorth set out to learn about the history of the nature ofRead More
While the prayer space in Room 13 lives in plain sight, many members of the MFS community are unaware of its existence. Tucked in the corner of the room, there is a rug and a prayer mat that many Muslim students use to pray whenever they wish. Every day, religiousRead More
Reporting by Maya DeAndrea ’25, Emmie Huynh ’27, Livia Kam ’26, Mason Levens ’25, Charlotte Nesevich ’25, Aashika Reddy ’26, and Owen Shin ’26. Produced by Livia Kam ’26 and Dinah Megibow-Taylor ’24.
Swimming with sharks, ziplining, and exploring Mayan ruins are just some of the adventures students on the Intensive Learning Belize trip will enjoy. The trip was proposed by Ailsa Moriuchi, visual art teacher and Art Department Chair, and Erik Cotter, PE and health teacher. The main goals of the tripRead More
This year’s Mock Primary Election (MPE) will be the first in over sixty years to not include students role-playing as real candidates in the primary presidential election. Since 1960, MPE has been an opportunity for students to learn about civic engagement, where they are introduced to topics regarding voting, elections,Read More
