Announcing 2015-16 Calendar Dates
Be sure to visit our Google calendar, where you can add relevant dates directly into your personal calendar. READ MORE »
News and Announcements
First Ever Elementary Student Diversity Day
Specifically designed for young students, ESDD included participants from several area schools who attended workshops that tackled difficult subjects in a very kid-friendly, age-appropriate way. READ MORE »
Susannah Wolf ’81 to be Miquon’s Next Principal
From the time she was a Miquon student in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, Susannah was inspired to teach. She has since dedicated herself and her career to Progressive education. READ MORE »
Max Mines ’10 Ventures West
Two Miquon connections gave Max the chance to have a shadow-style internship at TV shows American Dad and Family Guy this past January. READ MORE »
Miquon School Psychologist on NPR
Carol Moog, co-author of The Autism Playbook For Teens with Irene McHenry, was featured with Dan Gottlieb on Voices in the Family this past Monday, February 9 . READ MORE »
Miquon Receives $95K Grant
The grant award will contribute to the funds already raised for Miquon’s creek restoration project. READ MORE »
Wendy Leitner-Sieber, Miquon’s Newest Teacher
Wendy explains she witnessed the “genuine feeling of community, engagement with the outdoors, and earnest commitment of the teachers to their work” first-hand. READ MORE »
Northwest Philly Family-friendly March for Justice
Miquon families joined other area families in a march for justice on January 3. READ MORE »
$5,000 Gift in Memory of Dr. Jackie Mancall
This gift, designated for purchasing new books for the Clisby Library, comes at a time when the library is focusing on the development of its collection. READ MORE »
A Real Life Hero at Miquon
A study of heroes, exploring the character and lives of fictional superheroes like Wonder Woman and Superman, but also real life heroes like Malala Yousafzai and Albert Einstein, demonstrated to second and third graders that a single person has the opportunity to make a difference every day. READ MORE »
