Founded in 1932
Progressive education
150 students ages 3-12 in nursery - 6th grade
11-acre wooded campus
35% people of color; 50% female
85% of grads go on to independent schools; 15% go on to public schools
Miquon students come from 33 zip codes
$840,000 financial aid awarded annually

At Miquon, we guide children to become creative and compassionate people who change the world.

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Planting roots, growing leaders. 🌳✨

At Miquon, we believe in honoring the magic of childhood by giving students the time and space to play, explore, and find their voices. 

We also believe in the power of those voices to create real, lasting change.

When the Classes of 2026 and 2027 noticed changes to our campus landscape, they didn’t just observe—they acted. Driven by a deep love for their community, they asked how they could help guide the future of our outdoor spaces. That curiosity blossomed into the Students of Miquon Environmental Action Committee (SMEAC), which has since evolved into a powerful Student Council.

As a living legacy of their leadership, a beautiful sycamore tree now stands tall on the Woodchip Field. This tree will now serve as a reminder that when you give children the space to ask “How can we help?”, they will always find a way to make the world—and their community—a little better. 

The students chose this tree for its beautiful appearance, moderate growth rate, disease resistance, and general sturdiness. A sycamores can live 400+ years, and is also a host plant for western tiger swallowtail butterflies and imperial moths, among others.

We are so proud of these students for modeling the very qualities we hope every Miquon graduate carries forward: stewardship, curiosity, and the courage to lead.

Here’s to the legacy they’ve planted and the bright future they’re helping to cultivate. 💚

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