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
The MVS 8th grade class celebrated the end of the year with a To Kill a Mockingbird-themed supper, with each dish appearing in Harper Lee’s Southern classic. The menu included chicken, collard greens, mustard greens, slow-cooked pinto beans, pickled radishes, blackberries, and honeyberry-infused pink lemonade. The
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 teams in
Six MVS Diversity Council members, Liberty Endres, Amin Ahmed, Ella Florkey, Myelle Norton, Satya Morar and Samuel Todd travelled to Nashville, Tennessee to attend the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC). This annual NAIS (National Association of Independent Schools) conference supports students who are interested in
As an extension of their study of Animal Farm, as well as the accompanying history of Stalinist Russia and other totalitarian dictatorships of the 20th century, the 7th graders have entered a simulation of a totalitarian society under the leadership of Comrade Mike Boyer. Students
In the Lower School, kindergarten, first and second grades participated in a worldwide event called the Global Read Aloud. The premise of the project is simple; one book is chosen to be read aloud to students throughout a six-week period based on their age group.
