Tamarack Waldorf School in Milwaukee has been nominated by the state of Wisconsin to be honored as a U.S. Department of Education's Green Ribbon School.
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Chicago Waldorf School student June Chen Ahleman is in the news at the Evanston RoundTable for her larger-than-life oil portraits. June interviews and photographs her subjects before beginning her portrait work with sketches in small format before scaling them up to her 4' x 8' work.
Congratulations to Waldorf School of Baltimore middle school students Kayden, Ala, and Ella for winning first place at the annual Tower of Power competition at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering during National Engineers Week.
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 felt, that are then stitched, stuffed and embroidered with positive messages of love. This year they created and gathered nearly 2,000 hearts to distribute and display in downtown Bend, Oregon.
As Waldorf schools enter Black History Month, they strive to authentically incorporate lessons and cultivate a greater understanding of the challenges faced and gifts given by African Americans throughout history.
Sandpoint Waldorf School has just received a conditional use permit for a new school campus on a nearby 25-acre site purchased in January of 2022. This will allow the school to expand its space for more students and for expanded curriculum.
Spring Garden Waldorf School was in the news for its extra lesson class in the article Smart Moves published by Akron Life Magazine. Extra Lesson is taught to students at Spring Garden in kindergarten through second grade, and then on a by-need basis.
Days of service, assemblies, and MLK Day specific curricula were some of the ways Waldorf schools honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 16, 2023.
Athletic Director and basketball coach Dean Stark has worked with the Sacramento Waldorf School for 37 years and has secured 17 league championships with his teams over that time. A recent article in The Sacramento Bee highlighted the many facets of Stark’s inspiring insight to coaching.