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ECE and Elementary Open House

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On Sunday, November 15th our ECE and Elementary Divisions held an Open House for prospective and current parents to experience a Day at the MHA. Parents got to paint and play with blocks and learn first hand the type of educational activities our students do every day. Please watch the video below that highlights some of the many things that makes the MHA so special.


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