1st Grade Teacher

Julie Abeles

Ensuring that children feel a sense of security and belonging enables them to accept and participate actively in transforming situations. That is what leads to meaningful learning.

3rd Grade Teacher

Krista Gill

Executive Assistant

Riley Grady

I am incredibly grateful to join such a welcoming and inclusive community. Mirowitz is a place where students and faculty can freely be themselves, and I am so excited to be a part of this school.

Middle School Teacher

Alex Hoffman

The “lightbulb” moment. There is nothing better than witnessing a student grasp a concept, make a connection or apply a new skill. As a teacher, I strive for and relish these moments.

2nd grade Teacher

Emily Mae Johnson

I am inspired by curiosity and joyful energy of my students. It is my intention to help every child connect our classroom discussions to the world outside Mirowitz. It is an honor to be a part of their journey toward becoming ethical, responsible and compassionate global citizens.

5th grade and MS Judaics Teacher

Cindy Kalachek

A principle that guides my teaching is that “nothing unconnected ever occurs.” I find connections to our classroom in a variety of places because learning can be found from a variety of sources and experiences.

1st Grade Teaching Assistant

Sara Klenofsky

Learning Support

Sue Lapp

I want for Mirowitz students what I want for my own children: for them to be challenged and loved, and prepared for what comes next and excited about learning.

Hebrew and Israel Education Coordinator

Becky Lerner

I believe that Israel education and Hebrew language are integral components of the identity development of our students and the future of the Jewish people. We are fortunate to have the opportunity to work with children during their developmental years when their learning has the greatest impact.

PE Teacher; Athletic & Activities Director

Gary Lerner

I am inspired Mirowitz student and their drive to learn and improve…in the classroom and on the ball field. It’s very gratifying as a teacher and as a coach to have that kind of impact on a child.

K-4 Judaics Teacher

Leiba Levine

I take each of my students on a journey of discovery that helps them grow socially, emotionally and intellectually to become all they can become. I am grateful to be an educator — a career that allows me to positively impact the childhood of my students. As I watch them grow throughout their Mirowitz years, I feel proud to have played a role in the development of the school’s bright, articulate and ethical graduates.

4th Grade Teacher

Adina levy

I love building a class family where all students feel safe to be themselves and learn from mistakes.

Hebrew Teacher

Roxana Lichtman

Great teachers are remembered not for the knowledge they impart but for the way they encourage and lift their students’ achievement in and out of the classroom.

Custodian

Demetrous Luster

Speech/Language Pathologist

Nati McPeak

Art Teacher

Marla Mayer

Middle School Math and Science Teacher

Debra Myrick

5th Grade Teacher

Elona Neece

Every day, Mirowitz students come to school ready to be the best version of themselves. They share love and support to peers and faculty around them, showing that they truly know what it means to be a passionate, kind leader.

Director of Enrollment and Marketing/Communications

Andrea Newstead

I love giving students opportunities to learn, comprehend and interact with technology in ways that help them solve problems, complete projects and creatively extend their abilities.

Kindergarten Teacher

Uchenna Ogu

Business Manager

Martha Place

Development Manager

Shannon Rohlman

Mirowitz embodies the culture and values all children deserve to learn and experience. Our faculty and staff create a warm and nurturing environment for our students to bravely stretch themselves as learners and to develop lasting friendships.

Shinshin

Roni Scheuer

Learning Support Specialist

Suzie Schmidt

Interim Head of School

Brian Thomas

Assistant Head of School of Jewish Life and Learning

Val Toskin

I am so fortunate to teach Judaics in a pluralistic day school where students have an opportunity to ask deep questions, to learn how the Torah and our sages answer them, and then formulate their own interpretations through art, writing, debates and role play.

Office Manager

Mary Wagoner

What inspires me? Children! I am grateful to be in a position to put a smile on a child’s face every day!