MSA News

BY ALAINA INOUYE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF With the conclusion of the holiday season, some of us lose the generous spirit the season brings; however, helping our community does not… Continue Reading →

BY TAHLIA CAPPS STAFF WRITER This year, I am in seventh grade, and I am doing really well in school. I understand if all the sixth graders… Continue Reading →

BY TIERNEY DECAIRE STAFF WRITER As we have many new students from different schools coming into new grades, we have some new teachers, too! This week I… Continue Reading →

BY ANSHI PEDDAREDDIVARI STAFF WRITER Hi, MSA! It has been about 6 weeks since the Middle School Math League kick-off, and we are off to a great… Continue Reading →

BY ANSHI PEDDAREDDIVARI STAFF WRITER “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world: indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”… Continue Reading →

BY ANJALI PATEL STAFF WRITER “The students here really encompass the golden rule of treating others the way they want to be treated, and it’s really awesome… Continue Reading →

BY MAYA CRANDALL AND ETHAN SEMLER COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR AND STAFF WRITER We’re “Soarin’, Flyin’” through rehearsals for MSA’s High School Musical Production this fall, opening on November… Continue Reading →

BY ARYAN KAMBOJ STAFF WRITER Ms. Metcalf is a brilliant history teacher. Born in 1999, she was born in Saint Paul. She grew up in Cottage Grove…. Continue Reading →

BY ETHAN SEMLER STAFF WRITER With MSA’s first in person theater production in over a year, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is sure to be… Continue Reading →

BY SAM WURDEMANN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A week ago today, I received my second dose of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19. I am one of hundreds of millions of… Continue Reading →

BY LOGAN SCHLOSSER STAFF WRITER Hello to all of you wonderful people at home! Now I know this is not normally a thing I would talk about,… Continue Reading →

BY MAYA CRANDALL COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR Many of us have had to find loopholes around doing the activities we love with COVID-19, and MSA Theatre is no exception…. Continue Reading →

BY XUYING LEE AND PRANU VEDERE STAFF WRITERS MSA is holding its First Annual Science Fair! It is for students in grades 6-8. It is hosted by… Continue Reading →

BY ZACH BARNABY AND BELLA TRINKOSTAFF WRITERS Homecoming is an incredible event which happens each year. This year was a massive success with music, concessions, and dancing…. Continue Reading →

BY BHAVYA KODALI STAFF WRITER Academic Triathlon is a fun activity which encourages boys and girls from 5th to 8th grade to use their intelligence and creativity…. Continue Reading →

BY MAYA CRANDALL COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR IN-TRAINING The 2019 school year introduced not only new students, but new teachers as well! Mr. Leonhardi, formerly a middle school math… Continue Reading →

BY AALA RASHID STAFF WRITER This year, 2019-2020 school year, Math and Science Academy announced a new Yearbook Class run by Ms. Nordstrom! Yearbook is not new… Continue Reading →

BY XUYING LEE AND BELLA TRINKO STAFF WRITERS This year, MSA’s fall play production is A Midsummer Nights’ Dream! This classic Shakespearean play features a peculiarly interesting… Continue Reading →

BY KAIA KARPE STAFF WRITER On September 28th from 11:30 to 1:30 there was an event going on in the Cheers for Volunteers Club called Feed My… Continue Reading →

BY ALAINA INOUYE AND BELLA TRINKO STAFF WRITERS Fright night is a school dance that is available to all grades. When you entered, you first had to… Continue Reading →

BY LYNNE INOUYE AND ALAINA INOUYE STAFF WRITERS Señora Guerra, the new spanish teacher, is returning to MSA after her retirement from the school some years ago. … Continue Reading →

BY BELLA TRINKO STAFF WRITER Hiya! My name is Bella Trinko. As you can tell from the title, today I am writing about interviews I have done… Continue Reading →