Students at Miriam’s Lower/Middle School celebrated International Peace Day on Wednesday, learning how the goal of creating a more peaceful world often starts with ourselves.
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“As Lauren got older, it became harder to qualify for the services she needed,” Larissa says. “And as the grade levels progressed, she was expected to meet the same set of expectations that a general classroom teacher has for a full classroom of students. This became increasingly difficult, and school became a significant source of anxiety for Lauren.” Larissa and Todd hated seeing Lauren so anxious about going to school each day, and they knew something needed to change in order for Lauren to find success.
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When Drake’s mom, Amy, first suggested that he volunteer at the Miriam Switching Post over the summer, the high school junior was skeptical. But Drake decided he needed something to do over the summer, so he took on the challenge.
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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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