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The Waldorf curriculum forms an ideal framework for social and intellectual growth.
Our school culture values social and environmental responsibility, reflecting the progressive and culturally diverse town of Santa Cruz.
Children do meaningful work indoors as well as outdoors in the yard and garden.
Children are taught to work for the love of work itself and for others, to enjoy the strength of their bodies and their connection to the earth and to one another.
A Waldorf education is guided by the tenet that a teacher`s
most important goal is to support the development of a child`s
unique individual capacities. By paying close attention to the
developmental needs of children at each age, a Waldorf education
seeks to nurture the gifts that each child brings to the world.A
unique aspect of a Waldorf grade school is the class teacher. The
class teacher ideally remains with his or her students from first
through eighth grade. This system allows the teacher to grow along
with the students and facilitates a strong bond of trust between
students, parents and teacher.
Did you think that corporal punishment in our schools was extinct? Sadly, it isn't. Here are some facts and some suggestions as to what you can do to help eliminate corporal punishment once and for all.
We explore the key elements contributing to the success of leading private schools, highlighting the importance of strong leadership, a rich legacy, and a focus on comprehensive learning experiences.
