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Miriam is saddened to learn of the passing of Jerry Ritter. He was a visionary leader in the St. Louis community, a devoted father to his children and a good friend to all.  He and his wife, Peggy, changed the lives of many with their philanthropic work, especially here at Miriam.
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Q. Why are you excited to be here at Miriam? A. Miriam captured my heart almost instantly. On paper, in the position statement issued by the school to prospective candidates, the School
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When Nora Robertson is creating, she finds herself in her “art zone.” She becomes so focused that the passing of time is secondary to finishing her project in just the right way. In May, the public had the opportunity to see this young artist’s amazing work!
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Until high school, Luke had been successful in a traditional public school setting. However, when he started ninth grade, things started to look and feel very different. It was when his grades started slipping and he became socially isolated that Stacey, Luke’s mom, started exploring other high school options.
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Ah, the summer slide. Kids may be oblivious, but teachers and parents dread this loss of learning that can happen over the summer. It would likely benefit every student to
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