Andrews went on to attend Germantown Academy and then Princeton, where he majored in Mathematics. He earned his master’s in Mathematics with a focus on Fourier Analysis from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and his doctoral degree from the University of Connecticut with a dissertation on Fractals. READ MORE »
“As a woman in STEM, confidence and self-assurance are key. The individualized attention from my Miquon teachers instilled in me not only confidence as a learner, but also self-assurance as a person. Never once have I questioned my ability to learn and engage because of any aspect of my identity, and for that I am forever grateful.” READ MORE »
Lemon sticks, raffle tickets, games, food, singing–it must be Spring Fair, held 11:00 am-3:00 pm on the Miquon Campus! READ MORE »
Without these biannual work parties, we couldn’t keep Miquon functional and beautiful. Join us to plant new perennials and shrubs and install a new pollinator garden in memory of Sherry Moman,* which will be located near the Kindergarten. READ MORE »
We are interested in hearing your story and your insights about Miquon. What are Miquon’s greatest strengths? What opportunities exist for Miquon in the future and why? READ MORE »
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Below is a sampling of area events on Monday, January 21, 2019, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Community members are invited to post and share others below in the comments section. READ MORE »
Monthly newsletter for alumni and friends. MQ Connections Jan 2019
Check out the latest installment of Grapevine to hear what’s been happening with your fellow alumni! READ MORE »
“My Miquon education is incredibly relevant to the work I’m doing now and is such a good Progressive education story,” says Kuriloff. READ MORE »
