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
On Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020, fifth-grader, Avi Soin, competed in the Montgomery County Science Fair, which is for 5-12th graders and represents over 400 students from 24 schools. Avi received a perfect score and finished in first place and Best in Show. His superior ranking
Congratulations to Patti DeLotell, Director of the MVS Zorniger Environmental Lab, on her recent service award from South Community, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation providing mental health, substance use and integrated care in the greater Miami Valley. The award was bestowed for “her passion and skills
The Miami Valley School lego league team is building up to something great, it seems, following big wins in December. Technonati, the FIRST LEGO League robotics team, competed at a regional competition at the National Museum of the United States Air Force, where they took
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
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.
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
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
