Prairie Hill Waldorf School students learned about history and geography by embarking on a two-day riding trip on the newly restored Elroy-Sparta State Trail in Wisconsin. The trail, nicknamed the "Granddaddy of America’s trails," was closed for four years due to flooding and stretches more than 100 miles between Reedsburg and Trempealeau Wisconsin.

Austin Waldorf School ninth grade students got a first hand look at a piece of ancient history that made national news. The person who found a $35 ancient Roman bust at an Austin Goodwill donated it to the San Antonio Museum of Art and now everyone in the area can enjoy the amazing find.

Over 20,000 people came out to celebrate Earth Day in St. Louis, MO., on April 24, 2022, and Waldorf School of St. Louis was prominantly featured as a popular vendor -- helping children make jump ropes out of all natural yarn.

The Whidbey Island Waldorf School has been awarded $50,000 from the Washington State Department of Commerce to help expand the growing need for childcare on the island. 

You are warmly invited to join our next bi-monthly Waldorf Alum Networking and Social Hour on Monday, May 9th, 2022 as we come together for May Mentoring and Inspiration!

We are pleased to announce the launch of the "official" AWSNA Waldorf Alum Instagram account celebrating the incredible work and undertakings of Waldorf Alums across North America.

The Waldorf School of Louisville is painting sunflowers on postcards to send to a sister Waldorf school in Kyiv. Postcards are $5 each and the money raised will support Waldorf families opening their homes, teachers who have lost income because of closings and Waldorf emergency teams aiding Ukrainian children.

An emergency support fund is being coordinated by the Friends of Waldorf Education (Freunde der Erziehungskunt Rudolf Steiners e.V.), through which various and evolving needs of our Ukrainian friends can be addressed. We invite you to support these emergency efforts.