Following a string of wars, rising drug problems, social conflict, climate change, deaths of many artists who have touched lives, and a country divided over our new leader, artists have a unique opportunity to respond to the national and global events of 2016. This has been a difficult year for many people across the country and our staff and students are no exception. Many in our community are at risk of feeling ostracized, disconnected, and alone. The students in Advanced Drawing & Painting have come up with a project to show that we are all connected and that each one of us has the ability to affect another life. Every student, staff, and faculty member will be asked to take their Read More / Leia mais
Congratulations to the winners of the 2017 Heritage Trail Projects!
Winners of the 2017 Martha’s Vineyard African-American Heritage Trail Projects, students in Elaine Weintraub’s Global History Class, pose with Ms. Weintraub and Ewell Hopkins, who graciously donated his time to help judge the projects and present the awards to the winners. Read More / Leia mais
Results of the MVRHS Mock-Election
Scenes from the Peer Outreach Retreat
The 11th annual Peer Outreach retreat took place on October 26th and 27th. 40 new students who were identified by their peers as people that others turn to for help with their problems were nominated to take part in the program. Nominees attend this intensive 2 day training to enhance their listening and communication skills and learn how to take care of themselves while being a support for their friends. Through a series of games and activities students are taught the appropriate skills that can help them help their fiends more effectively. Participants also learn their limits as helpers, particularly the issues that they can not handle and should immediately seek adult support. 13 seniors Read More / Leia mais
REAL: Resilient Experiences for the (young) Adult Life
October Engineering Challenge Results
Each month, our students have the opportunity to compete in our after-school Engineering Challenge competition. The goals of the Challenge include providing students an opportunity to: experience authentically and firsthand the process of engineering as they work as engineers to complete a design challenge work as a group to collaborate and communicate to achieve a common goal compete as an academic team in a different type of competition than our yearly science fair, thus expanding the opportunities for students to gain recognition for their accomplishments in science and related STEAM disciplines. The goal of the October Copy Center Cleanup Challenge was to build an Read More / Leia mais
Flowers for Haiti
Students in Mary Vivian's Health Assisting classes collected, arranged and sold flowers during lunch on Wednesday. They raised over $600 for Partners in Health, a 4-star charity on the ground in Haiti. Big thanks to Morning Glory Farm, Beetlebung Farm, Tea Lane Farm, and Shelley Edmundson for the flower donations that made it all happen. Read More / Leia mais
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