We are on Odyssey, running full and sometimes a bit raw. Pushing to understand the building blocks of spirit, the quiet intangibility of faith, the communities that move so many of us. We are reminded of how important this kind of journey is, how it is an essential part of of how we, the middle...Read More

The HMS Board of Trustees gathered via zoom on Wednesday for our penultimate meeting of the school year. We are wrapping up current year activities while also focusing on next year. We were so pleased with the turnout at the March Open Board Meeting – thank you so much to everybody who attended!! We hope...Read More

Addressing an inclusive conversation about disabilities can be uncomfortable for many people,not only because we don’t want to harm anyone, but also because often we don’t know muchabout the subject. There are many forms of disability, and, like race, gender, and culture,disabilities exist in diverse forms that are part of each individual’s unique identity. Thereforeeducating...Read More

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On one side of Gate 23 at the Miami airport, my family and I are excitedly waiting forour flight to Ecuador. It has been three years for my kids and four for my wife sincethey last visited Ecuador. Lots of emotions, feelings, fears, and questions are filling ourminds while we wait. Our experience is one...Read More

In conjunction with the anticipated new state guidelines mentioned in this memo, I’ve been meeting with the HMS COVID Advisory Committee to develop a plan for our school as masking becomes optional in our state. While we have been told that the guidance would be out earlier this week and would go into effect on March 14, as...Read More