Check out the series of renderings of our reimagined library provided by our designer, Amy Pasek, who is also a parent of an alumna. This...

Art teacher Lara Cannon recently completed this acrylic painting, which now graces the wall of our staff room. It’s called Toward...

The fifth grade recently had a virtual visit with animator and Funko Pop designer Jeff Victor, who answered questions about the business...

How do children perceive themselves? One of the ways we can find out is through their self-portraits. Depicting oneself in art starts in...

Kindergarten teacher Chloe Gilmore teaches an introductory Spanish class for kindergartners and first graders in our Explorations...

Every year the American Library Association awards one Caldecott Medal to the picture book with the best illustrations and several...

A parent recently expressed concern about her child graduating from Meher School and entering a public middle school because, as she...

Think that image you see in the mirror is you in real time? If so, you’d be wrong. As our fifth graders can tell you, when it comes to...

A Global View of Elementary Students’ Academic Growth This week and next week, parents of our elementary students will be meeting with...

In addition to their academic classes, our elementary students attend “enrichment” classes that support and broaden the classroom...

In addition to their academic classes, our elementary students attend “enrichment” classes that support and broaden the classroom...

Last week’s Wednesday Messages included an article about two of our former first grade teachers, Kimberley Warkentin and Holly Burns, who...

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...