ACCEPTING GRADE 3 APPLICATIONS FOR 2012 – TUITION ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE APPLY NOW!
May 23 Windows Into Waldorf 9:15-10:15am The Waldorf curriculum weaves the creativity of the artist with the precision and curiosity of the scientist. Take a morning tour into the classrooms and experience the art of learning. Please register as space is limited.
We offer three mixed age Kindergartens including an extended day program option for 2012-13, running from 8am-6pm and includes a hot catered lunch.
At Waldorf… Read the rest
Read the Spring/Summer Issue of the Voice Newsletter
Contents of Newsletter:
Farewell from Peter Griffin
Igniting a Passion for the Golden Mean by Dean Husseini
The Magic of Wee Folk- Parent & Child by Elizabeth Palermo
What I learned Today – By Jeannine LeBouthillier
Photos of Plays
Becoming a Waldorf Teacher by Kate Meehan
Reflections of a Grade 8 Parent by Laura Edlund
Dornach- Waldorf Around the World -2 articles… Read the rest
Spring has returned.
The Earth is like a child that knows poems.
Rainer Maria Rilke
Waldorf Academy invites you to celebrate Spring on Saturday May 5th at our annual day of festivities that include a traditional maypole dance and picnic from 10-1pm at Hillcrest Park and a Family Square Dance at the school from 6pm- 8:30pm.
Maypole procession and dance is held rain or shine! (In the event of inclement weather, it may be shortened.)
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School Tour 9:15-10:15 Registration Required
April 18th-Full
May 9th-space available
Experience a Waldorf summer camp.
Waldorf Academy Junior and Senior camp will provide an unforgettable summer experience. Each weekly theme is built upon encouraging self expression and creativity in a friendly, wholesome atmosphere. We strive to create a balanced program with plenty of time for freedom and movement along side opportunities to learn and create.
Junior campers will join an harmonious environment with a daily… Read the rest
Sunday NYTime’s Front Page
By now you have probably all heard about the front page story in this past Sunday’s New York Times featuring Waldorf Education as an interesting and positive difference to the electronics heavy – mainstream approach in education. Just in case, here is the link: NY Times Technology Can Wait
Please share this article with your parents, grandparents, colleagues and friends in your community.
Matt Richtel, the author of the NYTimes… Read the rest
A healthy social life is found only, when in the mirror of each soul the whole community finds its reflection, and when in the whole community the virtue of each one is living.
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