"I believe that every moment of our lives has potential. As educators, we have the privilege of uplifting the moments of our students' childhood so that they can learn, grow, and be a part of an ideal community."

"Choosing Jewish day school for my children was among the best decisions and most worthwhile investments my husband and I have ever made. Now I spend my days sharing the opportunity for a Mirowitz education with others. It’s a dream job."

Every child deserves to feel the delight that comes with discovery -- the satisfying 'Aha!" at the end of a mystery, that gratifying sense of having figured something out, or of having connected new ideas to a prior experience. It is our charge as educators to ensure each child has the support and tools needed to navigate the path to discovery. I am so fortunate to work collaboratively with a team of committed teachers and strategists that ensure each child has what they need to follow their own path.

I am excited to continue to celebrate the story of Mirowitz and invite our community to contribute to its ongoing success!

"I am thrilled to be able to work in an environment and provide services to such a tight knit family of people that I am now honored to call 'home'. Mirowitz is not just a career, it is family!"

"I love the daily interaction with the students. They always bring a smile to my face with their quirky comments."

"I am so happy to be back at this school! I love watching the kids grow, and helping to make sure the school is a great environment for learning."

"My own childhood experience as a Jewish day school student gave me the confidence to know who I was and what I stand for. It was like someone tapped me with a leadership wand and said 'You can do that!' I can't wait to give that to others."

"I believe a teacher can meet the needs of students so that each is challenged and successful. My classroom is a place where students are encouraged to expand their thinking through experiential learning, and a place where cooperation and mutual respect are highly valued. I want for my students what I want for my own children: for them to be challenged and loved, prepared for what comes next and excited about learning. "

"I believe that Hebrew should be taught as a modern language, and as a language that binds the Jewish people to each other, to Israel and to our heritage. We are lucky to be able to do this during childhood years, when they are best equipped for learning language."

"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."

"I relish in those "ah-ha" moments when my students connect what we’ve learned in class to what is happening in the world around them."

“Educating in a pluralistic setting is exciting to me. By teaching pluralism we empower our children with the skills and attitudes necessary for building future communities that are respectful, rooted in joyful practice, and intent on increasing tzedek in the world. That is what our Jewish future needs.”

"I am inspired by children and grateful to be in a position to put a smile on a child’s face every day!"