Our New Lower School Director We are excited to announce our new Lower School Director. The last time this happened was in 1991. George H. W. Bush was President and Hopson Hall (our main building) was only two years old. Now, after 28 years of service as the Maharishi Lower School Director, Laura Bordow is […]
Last week, our 5th and 6th graders had the opportunity to study the ins and outs of gardening by doing two activities for the greenhouse class! They continued on their square foot gardening project Friday, and 6th grade visited Crow Creek on Saturday. The big project this spring is square foot gardening. Students are following […]
Shristi attended the University of Iowa Hackathon for high school students at North Liberty High School. This is the first hackathon of UoI for high schoolers. There were seven teams: five teams with four students each, one team with three students, and one all girls team of two students – Shristi and a 9th grader […]
ESports Victory Sage Cenatori is a true pioneer for the Maharishi School, recently bringing home the first place trophy from a tournament held at the WACO high school in Wayland, Iowa. This trophy is unique, not just because it was 3D printed during the competition, but because it was for an Esports tournament. Esports are […]
Private School can seem unattainable or unaffordable. We understand. We have some suggestions about how to make private school more affordable on another blog post. We are also really excited to tell you about a scholarship we offer to individuals who already live in Iowa and want to come to Maharishi School – our Commitment […]
Regeneron Science Talent Search Pranav Chhaliyil named as Regeneron Science Talent Search scholar and Ms. Barbara Hays, the Teacher of Merit. On January 9, the Society for Science & the Public named the top scholars of the Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious pre-college science competition. The Regeneron Science Talent Search, […]
Dear Maharishi School Community, How cold is it? I’ll spare you the lame jokes. But the prediction for temperatures next Tuesday-Thursday is no laughing matter. If it holds true, they will be the coldest consecutive days in my 30+ years as a school administrator. The question is, what will we do about it? Will there […]
A Note From Dr. Beall About Our New Single Entry System Happy 2019! Along with the coming of the New Year, we are also—finally—ushering in our Single Entry system for improved school security. That means beginning at 9 am each day, the only door that will be open for entry is by the Assembly Hall. […]
Private school can seem pretty expensive, and it is, but there are ways to make it more affordable. We rounded up our favorite suggestions, ones we offer new families in our own school. Here they are! Scholarships One way private school can be more affordable is by applying for scholarships within and outside of your […]
The Fairfield High School and Maharishi School robotics teams joined several other area schools Friday afternoon at Jefferson County Fairgrounds Cambridge Learning Center for a competition, pitting each other’s project’s against one another in various categories from de-latching and re-latching back onto the starting point to moving minerals around and into a designated area. First-year […]
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