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“This day is about honoring each of [us] - not just for reaching graduation but for the strength, growth and courage it took to get here. We have all overcome obstacles, discovered new abilities and proven that nothing can hold us back when we believe in ourselves.”

As we close out the 2024–2025 school year, it’s almost hard to believe how quickly the time has passed. This year has been full of growth, discovery, and meaningful progress—both within our K–12 school and across our ever-expanding outreach programs.

Since its debut in the 1970s, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) has captivated generations with its mix of storytelling, strategy and creativity. The game’s ability to adapt to various play styles and preferences has kept it relevant with a wide variety of audiences - including neurodivergent individuals. 

This past Saturday, we gathered for our second annual Minds in Bloom Gala—a truly special evening that brought us together to celebrate our shared mission: transforming the lives of children who learn differently and supporting those who love and care for them.

Thanks to our incredibly generous community, the Second Annual Minds in Bloom Spring Soiree was a huge success! The event, held on Saturday, April 5, at Clayton Plaza Hotel, raised more than $212,000 in total, with $121,308 specifically going to our Fund the Future scholarship fund to help make Miriam more affordable for families who need us. 

During the month of February, Miriam High School students studied up on Black history - and engaged in friendly competition with their peers - through a scavenger hunt created by teacher Karen Cross.

Yesterday, at the beginning of our Board Meeting, some children from Rooms One and Two did a fantastic job demonstrating a dancing brain break session for our Trustees. Later, one Trustee said what inspired her was noting the progress of one little girl.