The Parent Service League (PSL) supports Mirman School through community building, school service, and fundraising programs. Information and resources for all the activities and services provided by the PSL can be found on this page. This unique group is made up entirely of family volunteers. All families can get involved by volunteering for various committees, organizing our fun events, fundraising for annual giving, and much more. Get involved today and help raise our community to the power of Mirman.
If you have questions about any of our committees or volunteer opportunities, please email us at psl@mirman.org.
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The Party Book is an online catalog of parties and events sponsored by Mirman families to build community, have fun together, and raise funds for the school.
Four annual festive themed lunches entice and enlighten the taste buds of all students, faculty, and staff. In concert with each themed lunch, the PSL holds a food drive to benefit local food pantries.
The Social Committee plans fun and inclusive events for parents, guardians, kids, and families, including the annual Class Parent Party and the End-of-Year Class Celebrations.
Join us for Mirman's National Geographic Bee! This fun event usually takes place a few hours on the second Saturday afternoon in December. Volunteer opportunities include contestant sign in, a timer, a scorekeeper, a judge and a photographer.
Room Representatives and Grade Representatives provide the vital link between class families, teachers, and administration through teacher-volunteer coordination, class communications, class baskets, and other project support.
This talented troupe of Mirman families sells tickets, prepares the theater, sells concessions, and helps with hair and make-up for Mirman’s annual theatre productions.
Mosaic is a multicultural discussion group for Mirman parents, guardians, faculty and administrators. We try to meet every Friday morning, alternating our meetings between in-person (on campus) and remotely (via Zoom), to discuss in a confidential space a wide range of topics, from politics to parenting, to culture and community. Please consult the Mustang Gazette or the school Calendar for the upcoming schedule.
Mirman families share their cultural celebrations with students through demonstrations, music, and food to celebrate the diversity of the school community.
The Mirman community reaches out to our neighboring communities by providing volunteer support and in-kind donations for ongoing service projects and causes.
Mirman families provide voluntary, confidential support to Mirman community members in need due to a birth, adoption, health challenge, bereavement, etc.
To maintain the integrity and quality of PSL stewardship and governance, this committee is charged with nominating a slate of candidates for the PSL Executive Committee in accordance with PSL Operating Guidelines.
Mirman’s annual fundraising program aims for 100% participation from trustees, families, faculty, and staff to help cover the gap between tuition revenue and the actual cost of operating the school. Contact: The Office of Advancement at giving@mirman.org
This spectacular annual event transforms our campus into a Fairground complete with carnival rides, amusements, concessions, auction, and raffle. The fair also hosts a raffle to raise money in the spirit of healthy competition.
A valuable PSL fundraising initiative, class Photo Books capture the essence of each class throughout the school year with special behind-the-scenes looks at typical school days, field trips, and class parties.
Mirman School is committed to building and sustaining a community that is free from discrimination of any kind. Mirman School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin in its admission process or in the administration of any school program or policy.