The class of 2023 walked proudly across the Bull Ring on Thursday, May 25 to conclude their journey as Miller School of Albemarle students.

Look a little closer at this young woman’s life, and you will learn that she is an internationally acclaimed athlete with profound resilience and intellect. This is the story of Reut Shahar.

Dietrich Larson is a frontrunner in the renaissance of the Miller School cross-country team.

Why does Nolan LaVoie drive an old truck with a manual transmission, willingly live in a van with his family, participate in grueling ultra-endurance mountain bike events? Find out why he believes voluntary hardships are a key to living a full life in this speech delivered to the Miller School in the spring of 2023.

Faculty Unscripted with Rachel Primm—Assistant to the Head of School and girls soccer coach.

Disc Golf Course on campus opens the doors for students and faculty to enjoy nature and one of the fastest growing sports in America.

Spring Drama Production of Clue is on stage April 21-23 in the Old Main Chapel.

Jessica Landseadel is the 2023 recipient of the Gold Apple Award for excellence in teaching.

The girls soccer team opened the season at home with a win against Bath. The Mavericks enter the 2023 season with an impressive roster of returning players and a solid group of new talent.

“I’ve always had lots of little perceptive thoughts about everything: flowers, fire hydrants, cracks on the sidewalk. They buzz around my brain like bees circling a honeycomb, and for a while I just sort of let them buzz about.”

Patrick Rakes has grown into a leader on the Miller School of Albemarle baseball team. He takes center stage this spring as captain of the team.

Get to know MSA’s Dean of Students and Photography teacher, Tom Pallante.

Vivian Eanes is Miller School of Albemarle’s 2023 Emily Couric Leadership Scholarship Nominee.

Eddy Xu is programmed for success and is teaching the next generation of computer programmers a language that could help shape the world around them.

At the age of 18, MSA Economics and Statistics teacher Gina Mancuso made a big decision to pursue professional equestrian instead of college. Following her passion led to a journey that helped shape her life and her work with MSA students.

Looking back at a story from 2018 about Samuel Miller’s chair on display at the University of Virginia’s 100 Objects exhibition. As MSA approaches its sesquicentennial, keep an eye out for our own celebration of important objects in Miller School’s history.

What do you do when you need a storage shed? Most jump in the car and head over to Lowe’s or Home Depot to purchase a prefabricated shed and have it delivered. At MSA, we think differently.

Get to know Michelle Gottschlich in this Faculty Unscripted Q&A.