Tomorrow's the big day! In our final installment of 8th Grade Q&As, we learn about the importance of building trust, big hopes for the future, and middle school advisory...

What do you think you’ll miss the most about MPFS?
Probably all my friends and the bonds I’ve built here. And also, the opportunities like the 8^th grade trip to Costa Rica and being able to go to 69^th Street to give blankets to the homeless. Just seeing the people’s faces and joy when they got the blankets. They didn’t expect them and it was a pretty cold day.

In the 6^th installment of Get to Know Your Grad, we learn about our almost-graduate's love of soccer, desire to travel, problem-solving, and the importance of empathy in our communities...

What do you think is the most important lesson you’ve learned at MPFS?
That’s hard. Probably MPFS teaches you about real-life situations on that are hard to talk about. But it’s easier to talk about with your good friends and good teachers. 

In the 5^th installment of Get to Know Your Grad, our grad-to-be tells us about the invaluable support of MPFS teachers and her interest in bioengineering and immigration law...

What do you think has made the biggest impression on you at MPFS?
Definitely Teacher Lisa. She knew that I could speak Spanish but, sometimes I would have trouble. She would always help me when I needed, give me the support that I needed. I guess all the teachers have done that for me. Especially, T. Karen, T. Lisa, T. Daryl. T. Jen and T. Christy from last year, and T. Meredith. They all gave me that support that I needed.