Wow. I was curious as to if this school still existed, so I did some googling to find out. I’m currently feeling incredibly emotional just thinking about the fact that I found it. I went to MACC from preschool to part of second grade. I’m now in 12th grade. This school made a massive impact on my life, and I have countless fantastic memories surrounding it. When I attended MACC, I was known as Audrey Couch. I changed my name to Audrey Caldwell, and that is the name I go by now. My mother is Joni Caldwell (now known as JC). The teachers I had were Ms. Melody, Ms. Gabby, and Ms. Avalos. All three of them took me under their wing and cared for me like I was their own. The day I found out about Ms. Avalos’ passing, my heart broke like it never had before. This was the first time death had reared its ugly head at me. She was my school mom. She and I loved each other so much. All three of my teachers helped me with my very bad separation anxiety by being the most loving and comforting people I could have asked for. This school was my second home. I will forever be grateful and have love in my heart for MACC. If you are considering sending your child here, do it. I urge you, as an alumni that had an outstanding experience, to send them here. You won’t regret it. Every second of my time here was stellar. I will always love MACC. Thank you for being my second home.
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