One of the first questions that MSA’s Head of School, Mike Drude, asked when he arrived on campus in 2017 was: why does the iconic bell tower have a bell that does not ring?
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Ashford Reyes has become the newest MSA community member to attain the prestigious Eagle Scout Award.
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Vicki Laub teaches Spanish and coaches boys soccer.
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Get to know Becca LaVoie—English teacher and cross-country coach.
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Get to know Amanda “Dettey” Audette. Learn everything from what she loves about teaching to her favorite movie.
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Whether she is performing onstage, sewing in the art studio, or leading the Gender-Sexuality Alliance, Lucy is painting narratives.
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Miller School became the first high school in America to compete in the American Society of Civil Engineers Concrete Canoe Competition.
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MSA is honored to have former professional athletes—Ralf Melis, Andy Guptill, and Billy Wagner—as coaches and mentors. By Ahillan Mani, MSA Senior
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The LaVoie family’s retrofitted van—which traveled over 10k miles in seven months—inspires a new Applied Engineering course at MSA.
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Miller School of Albemarle Performing Arts Presents The Addams Family Musical on November 4th, 5th, and 6th!
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Spring Honors celebrates student talent in music, fine arts, and writing.
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Sustainable Agriculture students celebrated the Lunar New Year with a farm-to-table meal.
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This year’s Winter Week of Wisdom and Wonder marks the fourteenth year of MSA’s Signature Program.
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Drama Workshop presents an original adaptation of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.
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Applied Engineering Program is making history this spring by becoming the first high school in America to enter the ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) Concrete Canoe Competition.
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MSA senior Sophia McClung received a $7,000 Emily Couric Leadership Scholarship.
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Luke Robbins takes MSA mathematics to the next level with Differential Equations course.
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Listen now to hear how Cole Larsen used the Student Success Center’s Independent Study Program to learn the banjo.
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