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Stress is part of our everyday lives, at all stages of development. Harvard University’s Center of the Developing Child outlines three levels of stress. Not all stress is bad. Learning to manage stress is a skill to practice, a muscle we need to exercise, to become resilient learners...

MPFS is dedicated to creating a community of lifelong learners who grow in a nurturing environment filled with both academic vigor and rich opportunities for character development...

By becoming aware of their strengths and areas of growth and through small class sizes, student-teacher conferencing, sessions focused on study skills, and more students are empowered to tackle new material...

With yearlong, school-wide STEAM programming, along with our intensive STEAM Week, MPFS students are prepared to solve the problems of today and tomorrow. They are able to see a world of infinite possibility. Support collaborative learning at MPFS here.

Critical thinking might simply be defined as bringing every asset to bear on a problem when making a decision. When people use all aspects of themselves – intellectual, emotional, spiritual, physical – in thinking about a problem, the focus is powerful. Thinking critically means comparing, contrasting, projecting outcomes, checking reality and research... 

We are please to announce the launch of our new website with Finalsite! Though the design may look familiar, updates and enhancements to functionality across the site will make it easier for students and parents to navigate to all the important MPFS information they need.

With a focus on engineering and service learning, 5^th-8^th grade students worked together to build twenty 3D-printed prosthetic hands, which are in the process of being donated to children in need...