What does your distance learning desk look like? The Whelpley family hatches chicks every year and takes them to a friend’s farm in Purcellville. Usually the kids are at school, but this year they’re enjoying the little hatchlings as they study from home.
Students at Trinity are pursuing an extensive art curriculum, learning to produce beauty just as they learn to see it in the world around them.
The seniors are in the final stages of their rehearsals! Mark your calendars for their performance of “The Wild Rover of the Western World,” by John Millington Synge! The play will show on March 13 and 14, 7:30 p.m. at the Pozez JCC of Northern Virginia 8900 Little River Turnpike, Fairfax, VA.
What do our faculty do on their break? Experiment, of course! Our teachers are always continuing to learn and seeking ways to gain a fuller understanding of reality. In the past few weeks one faculty member, Mr. Fred Fagerstrom, has left science experiments in the coffee room for his colleagues to discover and puzzle over. […]
Looking for a way to keep learning alive for your student this summer? TSMV's summer camps give young students an opportunity to continue learning: they can discover new ideas and new skills while still having fun! Whether it's building a model of Mt. Vesuvius or putting on a dramatic performance, your child can rise to […]
What eats 250 eggs, 10 pounds of bacon, 19 pounds of bananas, 20 pounds of sausage, and 13 gallons of chocolate milk for breakfast? Our varsity boys lacrosse team! The guys traveled to Myrtle Beach, S.C. during mid-winter break for a week of team building, scrimmaging, and skills practice. Look out VISAA Div. II lacrosse […]
The ninth graders are the victors of Metaphysical pursuit! Making their way through an all-school tournament and answering questions from across TSMV’s curriculum as well as from current events, they triumphed over the seniors in yesterday’s final.
How does increasing the surface area of a liquid change its state? Last week the tenth grade chemistry classes experimented with Hexane, a liquid which turns into vapor when poured. Though the vapor is not visible, its heaviness makes its path easy to predict. It is also combustible, which means that holding a flame to […]
We would like to introduce you to another member of our faculty here at Meadow View. Meet Mr. Timothy Dusenbury, who teaches Music and twelfth grade Humane Letters. We asked him to share some of his favorite parts of being a teacher. His response: I love the material I teach. I love the works that […]