IGDVBS Virtue Program
We are focusing on one virtue each month, and since there are eight more months left in this school year, we can complete our understanding of the eight core virtues together as a school.
We are focusing on one virtue each month, and since there are eight more months left in this school year, we can complete our understanding of the eight core virtues together as a school.
-DVBS Archive Team-
Elders have given us so much, so what can we do for them in return? That was the question. “Perhaps we could perform for them”, we thought.
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The DVBS Residence Hall students were woken up on a pouring Saturday morning, the first day of December, at 8:00AM to go to Lake Mendocino and clean up littered waste.
By Celine Huang (Class of 2020)
BMUN workshop enriched students’ knowledge on the current events in the world, and helped them have a better understanding of the purpose of the United Nations.
By Thuy Nguyen (Class of 2022)
As foundations of our community, elders deserve immeasurable appreciation. As teachers of our traditions, they should be treated with utmost respect. And, as experts of life, they should be profoundly honored.
Every Monday afternoon, students passionate about art get together in the open art studio, where they spend two hours experiencing art. The art studio is open to every student from grades 6-12 at Developing Virtue Girls School, providing a year-long art course given by Ms. Linda Tucker.
Girls School juniors and seniors head to Canada for the 2018 Parliament of World Religions.
Developing Virtue School meets the “Mother Teresa of Pune.”
By DVGS Editorial The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was invited to the Instilling Goodness Developing Virtue Girls School on October 11, 2018 to introduce traffic laws and traffic safety to the students. The elementary school students were welcomed by the CHP mascot, a chipmunk, and were treated with […]