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We hope our annual appeal reached your mailbox and that you were inspired by the way generations of Mirowitz students answered that question.
Who would have known, when we were preparing that mailing, that world events would take such a horrific turn, and that it would land in your mailbox at such a precarious time for Israel and the Jewish people. 
 
Mirowitz always has been more than just a school, but now Jewish day schools matter more than ever.  During the past month, we have served as an anchor to our families and to the community.
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We have provided guidance to parents about how to discuss the tragedy with their children, and modeled to our students how a community can stand together in times of crisis. 

Most importantly, we have provided our students with a place where they feel safe — physically and emotionally — to learn, to be proudly Jewish, and to express who they are without fear. 

As you may know, tuition covers only a fraction of the amount it costs to educate your children. Our annual campaign makes up for that difference and directly enables us to partner with you to raise children who will live their lives not only as caring and capable human beings, but also as well-educated Jews who can confidently dialogue about Israel and correct inaccurate antisemitic propaganda in their future high schools, on their college campuses and beyond. 

Help us ensure academic excellence, strengthen Jewish identity, keep our teachers and students safe, and bring more good into the world during these challenging times. 

We cannot do it without you!

 

Shabbat Shalom,

Sara Lander
President of the Board
Raquel Scharf-Anderson
Head of School
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Early Release Fridays have begun. School dismisses at 2:30 on Fridays until February 23.
 
November 10: Middle School end of 1st trimester
 
November 20-24: Thanksgiving Break
 
December 6: Middle School Open House
 
December 7: First Night of Chanukah
 
December 15: Chanukah Extravaganukah (new date! See more below.)
 
December 18-January 2: Winter Vacation
 
January 3: School resumes
 
January 12: Teacher Recording Day: NO SCHOOL
 
January 13: Middle School Dance
 
January 15: MLK Day: NO SCHOOL 
 
 
There's a march on Washington next Tuesday, and at school, we'll all be wearing blue and white in solidarity with Israel.
 
Please encourage your children to dress in designs and colors that show their support! 
NEW DATE:
Friday, December 15
 
NEW TIME:
1:30 p.m.
 
LOCATION:
B'nai Amoona Sanctuary
 
PERFORMERS:
YOUR CHILDREN!
 
Please join us!
 
The date we originally picked for Chanukah Extravaganukah conflicted with congregational celebrations (and also meant that no congregation could host us)! Thanks for understanding.
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Soccer season wraps up this Sunday, as our 2nd graders and 3rd/4th graders finish up their seasons. 
 
Last weekend, our 1st graders completed an undefeated season with an 8-1 win. Another big week for Nadav S. as he scored 5 goals in the game.

Our 1st grade and both of our Kindergarten teams had great seasons combining for a record of 13-1.

Basketball practices have begun for our middle school teams. Both teams begin on December 5 when the Middle School Boys play New Life Christian School while the Middle School Girls host Churchill School. 
 
Our elementary teams will begin the first week of December.  
Do your Hanukkah shopping at the Mirowitz Book Fair!
 
December 4-8
In the lobby
 
Proceeds will go to enhance our library collection. 
 
We need Adult Book Fair volunteers. Can you help? 

Middle School years are about gaining skills and knowledge, and also strength of character and self confidence. They prepare students for academic rigor, and also for ethical leadership.They allow young adolescents to focus on personal growth, yet understand their responsibility to the world around them.


Come learn details about our program, hear testimonials from students and alumni, and see for yourself that an ideal middle school experience is possible…at Mirowitz!

 

This event is in person and during the day so you can see classes in action!

Morah Shannon shared this video at Taste of Mirowitz last night! Check out 10 ways we caught Mirowitz students being socially responsible...in just 1 day!
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In Honor of

Davin and Laya R.

To Davin & Laya, our miracle grandchildren.

We are so amazed by both of you. Your Torah readings this week were amazing. We love you so.”

Love, Mimi & GP



 



In Honor of

Lev P.

You are very special. We love you very much!

Love, Gaga and Grandpa Norm

 

In Honor of

Lev P.

Happy birthday Lev!

Hope you enjoy your special day!

Lots of love, Mom, Dad, and Noah



 

 

Do you have a simcha to celebrate or a person you would like to honor? A birthday, a first lost tooth, an academic accomplishment, a Torah chanting... any occasion will do!
 
$18 supports the PTO "Teacher Appreciation Fund" and your honoree will be announced at Kabbalat Shabbat and recognized in Kabbalat Shabbat. Orders placed by noon Thursday will be recognized the next day.
We welcome back to Mirowitz Seraphina. After a 2 year haitus, she has rejoined her classmates in 7th grade! (She's 2nd from right below.)
I am so grateful to so many people at Mirowitz and have no doubt that my children are better human beings --and will be more thoughtful, ethical adults--because of the school's influence and nurturing.
 
Rabbi Daniel Bogard
Mirowitz Dad
 
I hope every parent at Taste of Mirowitz makes the right decision to give their kids a childhood like Maya and Josh have enjoyed.
 
Margo Newman
Mirowitz Mom
So proud of these Mirowitz parents who are role models for us all:
Rabbi Daniel Bogard and Rabbi Karen Kriger Bogard 
Maharat Rori Picker Neiss and Russel Neiss
 
They were honored nationally by Keshet  with the Landres Courage for Dignity Award.
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Join the PTO Book Club! The group meets every six weeks or so to shmooze and discuss a book chosen by the group.    
 
We are currently reading Hello Beautiful. Join us November 13 @ 7:30 p.m. Email  Abby to RSVP and for the address.
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to 5th graders Joey and Laya who led the school in Torah study.
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and to our Middle School Torah Readers
Max, Michaella and Ronald.
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to our lunch volunteers:
 
Susan Cohen
Amy Lefton
Daniel Picker
David Picker
Francine Kaar
David Kates
Michelle Rosch
Bob Rosenfield
Barbara Rosenfield
 
Can you serve lunch next week?
Sign up
here
Morah Betti 
 
Wishing a speedy and complete recovery.

Tuesday, Nov 14.

Join Jewish Federation of St. Louis at a national rally in D.C. in support of Israel, for the release of the hostages, and against antisemitism. This is an opportunity to stand together in solidarity with the American Jewish community and make our unified voices heard! Learn more.

Many Mirowitz students will take the stage for this JCC youth theater production of Newsies. Attend and support Ari, Avra, Michaella, Suzi, Abigail, Maya, Alex, Gracie, Shmaya, Laya and Davin.  Buy your tickets here.
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Our Parent In Heaven, Rock and Redeemer of Israel, bless the State of Israel, the start of the flowering of our redemption. Shield it with Your love. Spread over it the shelter of Your peace, Guide its leaders and advisors with Your light and Your truth.  Establish for them Your good counsel.  Strengthen the hands of the defenders of our Holy Land.  Cause them to inherit, our God, deliverance. Place the crown of victory upon them.  Give the land peace and everlasting joy to its inhabitants.
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