One of the hallmarks of an MVS education is the close mentorship students have with our faculty. These relationships are evident during the academic awards, a year-end celebration where teachers recognize upper school students who have gone above and beyond in academics, athletics, community service,
What a year it has been for our seniors! Despite all of the major changes this spring has brought, our 44 seniors have persevered and exemplified our four core values: integrity, celebration, grit, and kindness. They have cheered each other on, lifted each other up,
Every year, seniors embark on a year-long, in-depth research project that is the capstone of their academic career at MVS. At this year’s Aries Colloquium, named after the MVS ram mascot, students who had dived deeply into topics that were important to them presented their
Thank you to all of our parents, students, faculty, and staff who participated in Living Room Live! We are proud to celebrate our talented community, which includes singers, actors, dancers, poets, and even a ventriloquist! The culminating performing arts project of the year, You Can’t
Congratulations to 5th grader Avi Soin, who recently won four out of six awards at the Montgomery County Science Day and Engineering Fair. This annual event routinely draws over 300 bright, young, and eager participants from 23+ local schools. More than 120 professionals in various
Mrs. Hallinan’s 8th grade Makerspace students have been involved in an impactful immersive experience that could make a significant difference in the lives of thousands of people in the region. As a part of the greater Dayton submission to the Macarthur Foundation OpenIDO 2050 Food
With all national quiz bowl championships cancelled or postponed, GrogerRanks.com has released its final set of rankings for high school quiz bowl. Here’s a summary: Miami Valley A finished ranked 3rd overall, behind Hunter College High School (New York, NY) and Millburn High School (Millburn,
Senior Nola Timmons and Sophomore Ande Burns presented at TEDxYouth @ Dayton 2020 on Thursday, March 5. The event, a local, self-organized offshoot of the famous TED talks, features teens ages 14-19 who have ‘ideas worth spreading.’ Nola discussed her experiences navigating through society while
WYSO recently featured a story produced in 2017 by MVS Alumni Marc Williams and Taylor Felder on The Best of Dayton Youth Radio. The feature, which focuses on what it means to be Black, was replayed in acknowledgement of Black History Month. If you haven’t
The 30 researchers are busy at the Wright State University Special Collections and Archives, hunched over historic photos and newspaper clippings yellowed with age. They take notes on their findings, using pencils to jot down the historical facts on notepads or typing them into laptop
