by Melissa Senesac | Nov 17, 2022 | Teacher Talk|Newsletter
As part of a unit on the native people of North America, fifth graders learned about the role of totem poles in the history and culture of the tribes of the Northwest Coast of the U.S. and Canada. Students studied the many uses of these poles, which since the late...
by Melissa Senesac | Nov 10, 2022 | Teacher Talk
In social studies, Kindergarten is focusing on what makes our community unique. We are addressing this topic by identifying and understanding different roles and responsibilities in our community. We are inviting community members in to explain how they benefit the...
by Melissa Senesac | Mar 15, 2021 | News
This academic year has been very unique due to COVID-19 and all the challenges it has presented to teachers, staff, and students. Even with all the obstacles, we started in-person school on September 8, when we welcomed 64 new students to MCS. Twelve additional new...
by Melissa Senesac | Jun 18, 2014 | News
As teachers across the US said farewell to their young charges for the summer, these same teachers, almost simultaneously, began or continued courses for themselves that would ultimately benefit these students. This was definitely the scenario at Mater Christi School...
by Melissa Senesac | Jun 13, 2014 | News
Dr. Laurel Bongiorno, Dean of the Division of Education and Human Studies at Champlain College, was our honored guest at this year’s 8th grade graduation ceremony. Her advice was to work hard, play often, and serve others. She also emphasized to the Class of 2014,...
