Asher Wineman’s technical abilities catch up to her creativity to deliver a masterpiece.
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The Edison Lab moves closer to producing power during MSA’s Winter Week of Wisdom and Wonder.
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Semester opens with the first snow of 2020.
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No one is knows exactly how many festive sweaters Mrs. Burke owns, but everyone knows these colorful sweaters bring joy to the Hill every December. This year, we celebrate fifteen seasons of festive sweaters with a new tradition.
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Khue Pham utilizes skills gained in Fine Arts and Design/Build to a create mythical town for fall drama production.
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Cara Macdonald develops Dual-Enrollment Human Anatomy and Physiology curriculum that is "Something to Talk About."
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Farmington Hunt Club hosted its weekly hunt on MSA's elaborate network of trails. Equestrians on the MSA team participated in the hunt as a culmination of their season.
Read MoreAndre Gower, star of the cult classic horror film Monster Squad, spoke to students about the cultural history of horror films.
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Mr. Macdonald takes his advisory group into the wild to explore Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains & build camaraderie among his advisees.
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MSA’s Assistant Director of Operations, Robert McBride, restores remarkable architectural landmark on campus.
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Winning a third consecutive VISAA State Championship is only a small chapter of this remarkable program’s success story.
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Reunion Weekend brings together Mavericks and Red Devils from around the country for an action-packed weekend on the Hill. View photos and read about the wonderful events.
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Hall of Fame lacrosse coach and History Teacher of the Year Dave Riddick selected by the Class of 2019 to give Baccalaureate Address on Friday evening.
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Utilizing the independent study program, Simon got caught up in his passion for Latin—to the point where you could say he was “lost in translation.”
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Students and faculty celebrate Earth Day and MSA’s beautiful 1,600-acre campus by planting 37 trees and cleaning up the Hill.
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Literally and figuratively, Emily’s life has been one of poetry—and MSA’s unique focus on each student’s strength has given her the poetic license to succeed.
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Sometimes the best classroom is not a classroom. Jay Drake engages both his mind and his hands in a project that will serve the school for decades to come.
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Stella Ma maps out her own senior capstone project in Design/Build and produces one of the most remarkable pieces in school history.
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