The Miami Valley School Quiz Bowl team continues to receive national recognition, pulling into the number one spot this week in a national ranking of academic challenge teams. Miami Valley, which took home a first-place trophy last year at the NAQT Small School National Championship
In support of the school’s mission to challenge young people of promise to become self-sustaining learners and compassionate global citizens, and to provide students with the skills of civil discourse, The Miami Valley School will host a three-part symposium on the subject at its campus
Students at The Miami Valley School have been awarded a $2,200 grant from The Ohio EPA to tackle a real world issue food desert affecting the Dayton region. Faculty Member Linda Hallinan leads the Makerspace/Computer Science classroom and said students were awarded the grant to
Ars Nova, The Miami Valley School’s accomplished a cappella group has started the 2019/2020 school year on a high note. Earlier this month, the group performed at The Greene. Last week, they volunteered as the host group for the Barbershop Harmony Society’s Johnny Appleseed District
In a continued effort to forge strong partnerships between parents and the school, The Miami Valley School, Dayton’s independent Pre-k – 12th grade school, welcomed renowned thought leader Michael Thompson to campus last week, where he met with faculty, parents and students. Michael G. Thompson,
Upper School students imagined themselves this month in the roles of the cast of John Lennon & Me for the Upper School play, which took place October 10-12. Faculty Member, Aaron Lopez, directed the play, which follows Star, the ultimate Beatles fan, who has her
As one of just three schools in the United States selected to represent the country, Susan Strong, Assistant Head of School for External Affairs at The Miami Valley School, recently returned from a 12-day trip to China, where she met with faculty and students of
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,
