The middle school volleyball and soccer teams played their home openers on September 14. Due to Covid, the two teams have not seen playing time in over a year. The soccer team is a young team with nine fifth-graders, six sixth-graders, one seventh-grader, and four eighth-graders. The team is making significant progress and has been … Read more
Written By Judy Korge I began working for MSSA in 2001 as a Primary Assistant for Cheri Sebring and as an After-School Director for ages 10-14. By 2002 I became interested in motor development and became the JMS Motor Skills Coordinator. The program was designed to develop purposeful, joyful, and imaginative movement in students ages … Read more
“The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” Dr. Maria Montessori Maria Montessori was born on Aug 31, 1870, and this week marks what would have been her 151st birthday. Much has changed since 1870, but her legacy lives on in Montessori schools around the world, including The Montessori School of San … Read more
MSSA received a generous donation last week. The family graciously donated KF94 masks, hand sanitizer, and air purifiers. The KF94 masks offer added protection with a design contoured close to the face; it has a 94% filtration efficacy, can be worn more than once, and is disposable. It is a better option than a fabric … Read more
First Days by Theresa Powers Our first days at MSSA are off to a great start. It’s amazing to see how quickly our students acclimatize to routines, and morning arrival is a good example of this; after an initial unsureness, in a few days, the children have figured out where to go and head to … Read more
MSSA Community and Friends, I am excited to present this introduction to our 2021-2022 school year here at MSSA. The summer has offered us all a much-needed respite. I am honored to share with you some of the wonderful things happening on campus and introduce the talented people that will enrich the lives of your … Read more
Over the past several months, we have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation in our community as well as updates from the CDC, our local Health Department, AAP, and our own MSSA task force to best prepare our policies and procedures for the coming school year. As a priority in keeping our students safe and … Read more
Making her third appearance at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, Harini Logan correctly spelled griot and polyschematist along with correctly identifying the definition of cytoplasm to advance to the quarter-finals. The journey to becoming a national speller began in 2013. Harini and her family were watching TV and it just so happened that the Scripps … Read more
Some artists wait entire lifetimes before seeing their art displayed in a gallery, but thanks to the McNay Spotlight program, MSSA students were able to see their art on display during the pandemic. The MSSA students’ String Sculptures exhibit went up in May of 2020 and have been continuously on display since. The exhibit has … Read more
During Spring Break, Loghan Mehta raised money to feed 70,000 local families by participating in a 4x4x48 Challenge with the San Antonio Food Bank. Beginning Friday, March 5 at 10pm, Loghan rode his bike four miles, every four hours for 48 hours and raised $10,000 by asking friends, family and neighbors to donate to his … Read more
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