Written by Trip Peterson Many different people and cultures are celebrated during the holiday season, and food is a big part of celebrations. These foods carry importance because they often convey deep meaning and communicate cultural values and beliefs. One main dish of the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah, is latkes. Latkes are fried potato pancakes and […]
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Written by Maya Bartek Ram Report’s next featured club is the Environmental Action Group! This recently formed club focuses on taking action within the Dayton area to combat the climate crisis. The effects of climate change are impacting the Ohio region as well as around the world. The climate crisis has contributed to worse wildfires […]
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Written by Alex Rak “There are so many lives to live in this world, so many experiences to have. I find that if we’re not practicing global citizenship, our lives are smaller.” If there’s one quote to explain Ms. Brooks’ motivation to improve the world around her, this is it. As a first-generation college student […]
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Written by Reed Meeker The All School Sing/Scream is approaching once again, and as it draws near, so comes the time to prepare. Soon you will be shuffling shoulder to shoulder with the rest of MVS directly into the SAC, where for the next 30 minutes or so, you will be bombarded with cacophony and […]
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Written by Alex Rak High school is, without exception, a time of profound growth for students. Work becomes more vigorous, work habits must be developed, and communication becomes more and more of a necessity as time goes on. Friendships are made and broken, passions are created, and, somewhere along the line, students are tasked with […]
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Written by Trip Peterson From Friday, October 20, through Sunday, October 22, the Miami Valley Upper School performed “Who Killed Aunt Caroline.” This play explores a wide range of characters and their motives for this murder and examines their many attributes. The characters in question are the Endicott family, a seemingly normal bunch, but it […]
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Written by Ethan Cottrill Imagine yourself in Albuquerque watching the solar eclipse, because that’s exactly where MVS’s very own Mr. Bryant was that weekend. Mr. Bryant has many varied interests and hobbies that extend beyond MVS, including photography. To photograph a “ring of fire” eclipse, he has been planning on going to Albequence as it […]
Continue ReadingWritten by Maya Bartek and Mack McCullough. This year’s homecoming day landed on September 30, and was full of celebration and fun! Events throughout the day included races, fun activities for families, the Varsity girls and boys soccer games, and the homecoming dance in the evening. The day started off at 8am with the Coleman […]
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Written by Naemah Nzeruem Ram Report’s first club highlight of the year is the Hope Squad! Hope Squad is a suicide prevention program founded in 2004 by Dr. Greg Hundall. The purpose of Hope Squad is to utilize “peer-to-peer” interactions as a method of increasing mental health awareness. Many people at MVS say they appreciate […]
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Written by Reed Meeker Today’s teacher spotlight centers on MVS’s very own Mr. Walker, an upper school mathematics teacher with a surprising set of skills, and a career background I could have truly never guessed. Mr. Walker has been teaching at MVS for around 8 years now, and during our interview mentioned he quite likes […]
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