Our elementary students made zucchini bread this summer and it was a big hit! Several months later, parents are still asking for the...

Students in our combined TK/kindergarten class are learning about the properties and uses of wood in science class. Teacher Chloe Gilmore...

Keeping with a 20-year-old Meher School tradition, our recent graduates went on a whirlwind tour of Washington, D.C. As it always is, it...

Elementary students recently completed an elaborate project where they took inspiration from Mexican folk art sculptures called...

The gardening students recently harvested and cooked 21 pounds of sunchokes. Sunchokes, which taste like mild radishes when raw and...

Every year second through fifth graders look forward to receiving a formal invitation in the mail to attend a lunch with one of our...

We recently shared some insight into what makes our kindergarten program special. This week we’re exploring our academic curricula and...

Soon we’ll be inviting the parents of our older preschoolers to apply for kindergarten. They’ll need to let us know by February whether...

Meet new third grade co-teacher Kimberly Marks With seven years’ teaching experience, including two at highly regarded private schools,...

Meet Mari Pongkhamsing, our new librarian. Mari has been a student and a parent and a teacher at The Meher Schools and has worked here on...

COSTUMER Sue Tacker, our special projects coordinator, is altering or making 68 costumes for this year’s fifth grade play, The Cycle of...

There are many reasons people love to crochet. That crocheting animals involves engineering and math is probably not high on most...

Starlite is an amazing material that has been perplexing scientists for four decades. It can withstand temperatures of thousands of...

When she was a student in our fourth grade, Amy Weinstein told her mother that her teacher, Christie Vinson, was one of her best friends....

Second grade teacher Karima Hastings was at wit’s end. It was March 2020, and thrust practically overnight into remote teaching, she was...

The Seven Circles Garden welcomed some new residents recently: 11 baby quail. They’ll earn their keep by providing pest control,...

In honor of the season, our kindergarten through fifth grade students did two cooking projects with pumpkin recently. Third, fourth, and...

“If it’s not fun, we’re not doing it!” That was Ms. Amy’s guidance during our planning meetings for this summer’s D.R.A.M.A. Camp....

A new world calls across the ocean A new world calls across the sky A new world whispers in the shadows Time to fly, time to fly... With...

Third grade teachers Scott Rose and Wendee Lipnick’s day unfolds like a well-choreographed dance, with Scott teaching in Room 12 and...