Don’t miss our next bi-monthly Waldorf Alum Social Hour on Zoom. During our last virtual event, over 70 Waldorf alums from across the country joined us to share stories and make connections. Our next social hour takes place, Monday, March 8th at 4:30 PM PT; 5:30 PM MT; 6:30 PM CT; 7:30 PM ET. Learn more and register.

Maine Coast Waldorf School graduate, Stuart Whittier, has become the youngest ski cross athlete in the World Cup! Read more about his amazing journey.

Each year the Waldorf School of Bend embarks on a literal heart felt tradition on Valentine’s day. The school community lovingly handcrafts hearts, made of red felt, that are then stitched, stuffed and embroidered with positive messages of love. 

Amanda S.C. Gorman delivered her poem "The Hill We Climb" at the inauguration of U.S. President Joe Biden. Ms. Gorman, a poet and activist from Los Angeles, California, is the first person to be named National Youth Poet Laureate. Here is a transcript of her poem.

Researchers have found that creativity used in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is very similar to creativity use in the arts, indicating that a holistic approach to teaching creativity in schools and universities would benefit all disciplines.

Scientists found that cursive writing and drawing activated brain areas important for memory and the encoding of new information and, therefore, helped “provide the brain with optimal conditions for learning.” This was not seen in the subjects who were typewriting.