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Front row, from left: Kimberly Kirschner, mother; Haylee Kirschner, this year’s recipient; and Dieter Kirschner, father. Back row: MMI Director of Advancement Kim McNulty; Patricia Morse, Roy Feussner and Ronald Feussner ’70, members of the family that established the scholarship; and MMI Head of School Thomas G. Hood.
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MMI awards inaugural Feussner scholarship

A new scholarship has been established at MMI Preparatory School with the first recipient selected this year. The Roy and Dorothy Feussner Endowed Scholarship was established in 2014 by Dr. John R. Feussner ’64, Mrs. Patricia A. Morse, Mr. Gregory G. Feussner and Mr. Ronald A. Feussner ’70 in honor of their parents. The Feussners...

September 25, 2014January 28, 2022In News
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MMI honors Wall of Fame inductees

MMI Preparatory School honored the new members of its Wall of Fame during the ninth annual Wall of Fame dinner and ceremony held on September 20. Established in 2006, the MMI Wall of Fame honors alumni in addition to current and past faculty, staff and board members who have distinguished themselves in the areas of...

September 22, 2014January 28, 2022In News
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Instructor’s song to be featured on TV show tonight

An instructor at MMI Preparatory School will have his original song used in a television show tonight. Daniel DeMelfi’s “I Stand For You,” performed by Venessa Vicoso, will be featured in Thursday evening’s episode of Warrior Summit Outdoor. The show features returning soldiers engaging in outdoor activities to alleviate any PTSD symptoms. It airs locally...

September 18, 2014January 28, 2022In News
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Surviving AP: Parent Edition

By Katherine ZuccoMMI Social Sciences Instructor All parents want their children to succeed at MMI, but some may not be sure how to help when their children enroll in the AP program. For this blog, teachers at MMI brainstormed together and created this quick guide to “Surviving AP” for parents. Perhaps the best starting point...

September 4, 2014January 28, 2022In Blog
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Winning At All Cost

By Jason TribbetMMI Athletic Director It was a nice summer evening and I was in line to get an ice cream at a local shop. A family was in front of me with two young boys dressed in their baseball uniforms. They must have been about 8 years old. When they got to the front...

August 27, 2014January 28, 2022In Blog
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This Is Why I Teach

By Grete DeAngeloMMI Social Science Instructor I don’t do it for the money. So many students tell me, “I don’t know what I want to do, but I want to make a lot of money.” Well, the money won’t mean much if there’s no meaning in what you do. I don’t do it for the...

August 27, 2014January 28, 2022In Blog
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All In This Together

By Emily SeratchClass President, Class of 2015 I can’t believe it’s my senior year already. Some people have been waiting for this time to come for years, but I’ve been trying to slow it down. It’s crazy to think this is my last year walking the halls of MMI. I can remember walking through the...

August 27, 2014January 28, 2022In Blog
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MMI healthy option cooking featured on WBRE

MMI’s new healthy school lunch program is gaining attention with the start of school just around the corner as WBRE TV broadcast live from the school kitchen Monday morning, August 18, with segments in four early newscasts. WBRE reporter Jasmine Brooks interviewed students, teachers, and administrators about the school’s new menu that will feature healthier...

August 18, 2014January 28, 2022In News