Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Please take a moment to read this plea for your safe driving, awareness and cooperation in the parking lot. There is a lot to manage, but it can be done quite effectively if there is cooperation by parents, students and…
Serrv Fundraiser Kickoff For the 2017-2018 catalog fundraiser, we are excited to offer the amazing variety of fair trade products available from our partner Serrv! Serrv is a nonprofit, fair trade organization dedicated to lifting disadvantaged artisans, farmers, and…
DVWS Special Group Buy - November 2-10 ONLY: Buy online at www.simplymerino.com and use code DAVINCI20 at checkout to receive 20% off your order plus free shipping. All orders will be shipped to the school and distributed when they arrive. Thanks…
We are looking for alumni/former students to assist with our Kindermarket event. Does your child need service hours? Would he or she enjoy visiting with friends while helping out? Would she or he enjoy unlimited snacks and drinks for an afternoon? [maxbutton id="19"…
Leaves are falling to the ground, yellow, brown, and red. Like a pitter patter rain, one fell on my head. Beeswax leaf creations in Apple Blossom Garden.
"The observer, when he seems to himself to be observing a stone, is really, if physics is to be believed, observing the effects of the stone upon himself." —Bertrand Russell
DVWS alum Matthew R. stopped by for a visit on a day off of school and helped some of his old schoolmates study for a writing test.
This week our students and teachers built an altar to celebrate El Dia de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) at our school. Grades students learned about this primarily-Mexican celebration of deceased loved ones during assembly. The children made…
First grade made star people to see and feel the path to draw a five pointed star. Students are thrilled when they learn to draw it and will often fill a page with stars to show their enthusiasm. We also…
