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The pursuit of excellence begins with our faculty and staff. At Villa Academy, we go the distance to find talented professionals who are absolutely the best at what they do. And, like our students, we encourage them to go farther, reach higher, and become even better.
Our faculty and staff members are equally dedicated to the interests of each student. They understand each one’s special talents, interests, challenges, and concerns. Through regular strategy sessions with other teachers, our faculty and staff do more than stay current with each student’s needs. They are the cornerstone of a learning process that reaches beyond the classroom to touch individual lives.
To learn more about our curriculum and programs, visit the Preschool, Lower School, and Middle School sections of the Villa Academy website.
Meet the New Faculty and Staff
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March 17, 2010
Ultimate Team Revived
Mr. Craft fosters the spirit of student-led initiaties and helps students bring the sport of Ultimate Frisbee back to Villa. >>Read More
May 14, 2009
Are you "Financially" Smarter than a Fifth Grader?
Raising a money-smart kid might seem overwhelming. The parents of Mrs. Karen Jones' fifth grade students can rest assured that their kids have been introduced to the principles of financial responsibility. >>Read More
FEBRUARY 27, 2008
Second Grade Teacher Brings Endangered Species Research to Life for her Students
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FEBRUARY 27, 2008
PHOTO GALLERY: Student project combines lessons in community, technology, and the visual arts.
FEBRUARY 27, 2008
Bringing classroom lessons to real-world issues, one student’s vision becomes community-wide priority
After participating in a mock community meeting to “solve a problem” that had occurred in an imaginary town, the students all walked away with invaluable experience and a real understanding of some of the ways the adult-world resolves conflicts. One student, however, also walked away with a light bulb over his head and the tenacity to address a problem he had perceived within the Villa community – a problem that he followed through to its successful resolution in September 2007. >>Read More
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