Rock Your Socks on March 21st In honor of Downs Syndrome Day, a 4th grader whose brother was born with Downs Syndrome has asked students and staff to wear mismatched socks to raise awareness.
Welcome Home! There is nothing quite like coming home. The familiar smells and sounds remind you that, here, you are supported, cared for, and loved. Third Grade teacher, Mrs. Judith Nappi, had just such a homecoming this fall when she returned to teaching at Mount Alvernia Academy
Viernes Facultad Spotlight Madrid and the banks of the River Manzanares are half a world away, but for Mount Alvernia Academy Spanish teacher Señora Marta Rosado, MAA feels like another home. “It reminds me of my school days when I was a little girl in Madrid,” she smiled.
Second Grade Horizons for the Homeless Service Project No one knows the value of quality creative time better than Mount Alvernia Academy’s Second Grade class. In fact, the Second Grade class love their arts and crafts so much that they wanted to chip in and help some kids just like them in our community share in the fun.
Faculty Friday (Nor'easter) Edition Genuine wonder in response to ordinary things -- that is what Ms. Cheryl Prendergast loves most about teaching Preschool at Mount Alvernia Academy. “Working with three-year-olds is the best!” she exclaimed.
Congratulations to an MAA Second Grader! Parkway in Motion awarded one of our second graders a $1000 scholarship.
Meet Mr. Matthew Darling, Director of Technology Mount Alvernia Academy Director of Technology, Mr. Matthew Darling, is preparing his students for a future where computers are no more a “technology” than bound books are for generations past.
Celebrating 100 Days in School! Our Kindergarten classes began their 100-day celebration by praying over the loudspeaker with Mrs. Plunkett during morning announcements.
MAA students are showing their heart this Valentine’s Day by embracing our call to service. Our Kindergarteners and First Graders are spreading the love this Valentine’s Day by working on service projects during their class parties.
