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Hi, just a reminder that you're receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in The Miquon School. Don't forget to add [email protected] to your address book so we'll be sure to land in your inbox! You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive our emails. Miquon Connections: Monthly news & updates Following Her Passions Stephanie Elson Bruneau's connections to Miquon run deep, as both an alumna and a Miquon parent. But lately, she's created quite a buzz on campus."A great joy for me was being invited to set up a hive of bees on the roof of the Nursery classroom at Miquon," says Stephanie. Continue reading From Miquon to Hollywood "I remember finding a turtle in the creek and puing it in my bag and bringing it home on the bus," says Kara Vallow, who was pushing limits then as she does now. The executive producer of Fox's popular Family Guy series admits her life in LA is a world away for the woodsy setting she enjoyed at Miquon in the 70s. Continue reading CLICK TO GIVE Remember to make your gift to the Miquon Annual Giving Campaign by the end of this calendar year! Gifts directly support our students and financial aid. New Alumni Association Forms In March a group of alumni from five different decades met at Miquon to discuss forming an alumni association. This group will help alumni keep in touch with each other and with Miquon, as well as plan alumni meet-ups in various cities. And, we need your help! If you'd like to serve as a class agent and help us locate your classmates and collect their news, please contact [email protected]! Email [email protected] Spring Fair The Miquon Class of 2012 met up at Spring Fair to trek in the woods, reminisce, and possibly enjoy a lemon stick (or two) before heading out to their post-high school plans. From a gap year to CU Boulder to Barnard to Bowdoin, these alumni are going places! Click the link below to see more pictures of alumni and current families at Spring Fair! VIEW FAIR PICS The Miquon School | 610.828.1231 | www.miquon.org Contact us at [email protected] anytime! Get more Miquon. Follow us on social media!.

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