Students on The Miami Valley School robotics team completed work on a prototype this month that through partnership with a local business will have a lasting impact on the future of technology application in construction. The students on the team, called MVS Rambotics, were called
In its ever-growing mission to challenge young people of promise to become self-sustaining learners and compassionate global citizens, The Miami Valley School opened its doors this month to take part in a cultural exchange with high school students from Chile. At the beginning of the
Students at The Miami Valley School took advantage of the beautiful September weather and dedicated their weekend to volunteering for the annual RiverVibes event by Little Caesar’s Creek. Sixteen students logged a total of 89 community service hours supporting the two-day event through community service,
The upper school play, TRAP, won multiple awards at the first annual Miami Valley High School Theatre Awards (formerly the HS Daytonys). Every single student that was adjudicated won! Outstanding Production of a Play: TRAPEnsemble in a Play – Merit: TRAPOutstanding Lead Actress: Lily BatesLead
MVS defeated three teams in the national Top 50 Morlan Rankings on the road to the championship: #8 High Tech A (Lincroft, NJ), #25 St. Mark’s A (Dallas, TX), and #40 Parish Episcopal (Dallas, TX). Those are all-school national rankings, not just Small Schools. Many
Two MVS seventh graders have won top prizes in the Max and Lydia May Memorial Holocaust Art and Writing Contests. Sophia Perevozchikov (in photo, on the right) won first place in Division I of the Max May Memorial Art Contest with a drawing of Elisabeth
Pictured: Coach Tyler Benedict, Arshaan Kahlon, Andrew Holzinger, Lekha Choudary, Hannah Marlowe, and Druv Sadhu On Saturday, March 30, the MVS middle school quiz bowl team competed at the Future Stars Competition hosted by Western Reserve Academy (Hudson, OH). MVS finished the day with a
Documentary filmmaker Chris Temple spoke with the upper and middle schools on Thursday, March 11 about his two films, Living on One Dollar and Salam Neighbor, and his non-profit organization Living On One. From working as a radish farmer and surviving on $1 a day
The lower school performed their musical, Bear Snores On, for parents, students and faculty earlier this month. Music Director, Deanna Rau was the creative spirit behind the musical and did an amazing job collaborating the talents of kindergartners, first and third graders. Bear Snores On
Upper school’s puzzle making immersion created a break-out room as part of their month long project. The popularity of break-out rooms has increased steadily over the past few years, and the puzzle group jumped at the opportunity to create their own version on campus. They
