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THE HEART OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

Dr. Alexandra Channell, Head of Middle School

As the new Head of Middle School, I prioritized faculty check-ins at the start of the year. I was deeply inspired by the collective passion our faculty shares for middle-school education and the over arching growth of students. Our faculty serve as the heart of our Middle School, imparting essential knowledge and skills while sustaining and nurturing an atmosphere brimming with joy and enthusiasm. 

TVS Middle School embodies a unique and precious blend of vulnerability, energy, silliness, seriousness and fun that is nothing short of magical. To celebrate this, I invited Middle School faculty to contribute their unique expressions of a poem, image, or quote that reflects our love for TVS, this dynamic stage of life, and echoes our rally cry of “Boundless Possibility.” Together, these voices illuminate the heart within our wonderful community.

Brave bright students entering brand new spaces

Opening doors to discovery in countless places 

Undertaking new challenges and embracing the unknown 

Navigating leadership outside of their comfort zone  

Determination driving achievement and success

Laughing at lunch, fun with friends at recess

Experiential learning propelling students to new heights 

Selectives broadening interests and creating delights  

Studying at TVS opens so many doors, a variety of opportunities to explore!

Performing in athletics and excelling in the arts 

Outstanding ovation for innovation that’s off the charts 

Seeking new stories both on and beyond the shelf 

Strengthening your identity, becoming your best self 

Intelligent citizenship and values that last 

 Building blocks to a future that’s bright and steadfast

 Instruction that fosters fine scholarship 

Learning and growing through mentorship  

Incredible faculty with unmatched expertise

TVS, a community of good will and good deed

Years devoted to preparing youth for POSSIBILITY untold, through the arches they emerge BOUNDLESS and bold. 

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