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Diversity & Inclusion
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Maumee Valley Country Day School
Statement of Diversity and Inclusion
At Maumee Valley, we recognize and embrace our responsibility to foster an inclusive, safe, and respectful community. We are committed to building an awareness of our diverse thoughts and ideas, identities and experiences. As a school community, we intentionally create, support, and celebrate an environment where diverse learners, voices, stories, and experiences are heard in order to empower and educate our community members.
We strive to cultivate a community in which students, faculty/staff, and families are encouraged to learn from, with and about one another.
We Hear You. We See You. We Value You.
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Maumee Valley makes acceptance a priority
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Maumee Valley makes inclusion a priority
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Maumee Valley appreciates and respects differences
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Maumee Valley celebrates all individuals
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Maumee Valley values diversity of all kinds
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Maumee Valley is an inclusive community
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Maumee Valley
Dedicated to Learning
March 7-8, 2019
Maumee Valley sent six people to the Diversity Summit: Essential Skills for a Changing Climate, in Chicago and presented by Alison Park and Dawan Julien. This conference welcomed all who share a commitment to diversity, equity, and justice in our schools. The Summit provided an opportunity to learn new strategies; understand current research while considering school culture, resources, and challenges; and, possible steps for advancing work in these areas. Participants heard from leading practitioners, learned about specific strategies, connected with other committed educators, celebrated successes, renewed commitments, and returned to school with informed plans for action. Participants shared the energy of these essential and energizing conversations.
April 13, 2019
A group of MVCDS students went to the Ohio Student Diversity Leadership Conference, "DifferenTogether!" at the Columbus School for Girls. The Columbus School presented the conference for Girls, Columbus Academy, and The Wellington School. The goal of the meeting was to bring students from diverse identities and backgrounds together for learning and fellowship. At the conference, 9-12th graders from independent schools gathered to discuss things such as Age, Ability, Religion, Race, and Gender. The conference was a valuable experience for the students and spurred new ideas on how to apply what they learned, to life on the MVCDS campus and in life in general.
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Your Educational Journey Begins Today
Welcome to Maumee ValleyFor more information contact us at admissions@mvcds.org or by calling 419-381-1313.
Maumee Valley Country Day School is the only age 3 - 12th grade accredited, co-educational, independent school in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.
