Money Talks is a student-centered financial wellness program designed to build confidence and clarity around money. Through open discussions, relatable scenarios, and hands-on activities, students will explore everyday financial topics—budgeting, credit, student loans, and saving for the future. In alignment with the Mount’s mission to integrate life and learning, this program helps students connect what they are learning in the workshops to real-world financial decisions. Money Talk...

Have you been curious about volunteering at the food bank by school? Join in on an intro session to get all your questions answered, then keep signing up for shifts on your own! This is a GREAT to get hours near the school.We will meet in the auditorium at 12 and walk over to Brighton Allston Congregational Church (about 10 minutes)Please call or text Ms. Jacobson with any questions at (925) 876-8007

Students are needed to help donors register for their appointment.

Students are needed to be at the entrance doors of the blood drive to direct donors where to go and what to do.

Students are needed to staff the canteen area.  Students will need to replenish snacks, offer beverages, and look out for the well-being of donors.

We will be cleaning up Pioneer Drive, next to Holiday Wholesale.

Help us to sort school supply donations and pack backpacks! Stuffed backpacks will benefit families that visit St. Marguerite's Food Pantry at Our Lady of Fatima Parish.Please only sign up for 1 of the 3 days so that new students can volunteer.

You must sign in with QR code upon arrival!                  

We need help giving 5 star points for students who are wearing college gear on Wednesdays.  You will be sitting outside Mrs. Holte's classroom and will be giving points as students walk up to show off their gear. 

Students are needed to help donors register for their appointment.

Students are needed to staff the canteen area.  Students will need to replenish snacks, offer beverages, and look out for the well-being of donors.

Students are needed to be at the entrance doors of the blood drive to direct donors where to go and what to do.