Our children are understanding and accessing social media faster than we, as parents, are prepared and this often brings up questions for parents who may be less familiar with navigating the online world. Yes, some social media is associated with…
Downstairs in Miss Connor's music classroom, you will find a brand new digital piano. This piano has many new features. It can be played as several different instruments including harpsicord, organ, strings, drums, choir, and guitar or as multiple instruments…
Getting ready for the new school year is not just about picking out school supplies and new clothes with your little girl. Children need to become mentally prepared to change gears from constant play to a more disciplined learning structure…
On June 7, the Eighth Grade students of Villa Maria Academy had much to celebrate at their Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation in the Villa Maria House of Studies Sacred Heart Chapel. Rev. John Joseph Novielli, O. Praem, of Daylesford Abbey was…
The Girls On the Run participants held a collection and donated 86 pounds of food to the Chester County Food Bank! The girls did an awesome job bagging the snack bags with all the donated food from our generous GOTR families…
Our eighth grade lacrosse players organized and coached a free two-day skills clinic for our first to fourth grade students. These eighth graders exemplified the qualities of leadership and service that we value here at Villa Maria Academy. We are…
As part of their service learning in Religion class, the seventh grade helps to support a young girl named Holga living in Guatemala through the Unbound program. Over the past few years, Villa students have helped to fund a new wheelchair…
Passing of the Light is one of Villa's most cherished traditions. During this inspiring ceremony, the eighth grade graduating class symbolically passes on the light of leadership of the school to the seventh grade class. During the ceremony, the graduates were…
To begin our Field Day festivities, students, faculty and staff shared a symbolic "poor man's" meal together during a Breakfast of Champions. Each student was asked to bring in non-perishable breakfast food items to be donated to the Good Samaritan Food Closet…
Students at Villa maintain well-rounded and challenging schedules. With the addition of the Electives Program this year for grades K-8, students were able to try out new courses that enriched their learning experiences further while collaborating with students in other…