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Asheville Waldorf School is dedicated to providing a space in which children can learn, grow, and explore in the midst of a high-speed world.
Our focus is to: Protect the sanctity of childhood for the young child; Honor the distinct inner purpose of each child; Offer a classical curriculum taught experientially through the arts, movement and storytelling; Meet the needs at each child's level of physical, social, emotional, spiritual and intellectual development; Challenge children to discover the full range of their abilities; Nurture the child's natural curiosity, joy and sense of wonder essential to learning; Instill respect and reverence for humanity and the earth; Produce creative thinkers and problem solvers; Promote deep supportive relationships between teachers and parents.
Inspired by Waldorf Education, Asheville Waldorf School is
dedicated to providing a space in which children can learn, grow,
and explore in the midst of a high-speed world. Our focus is
to: Protect the sanctity of childhood for the young child; Honor
the distinct inner purpose of each child; Offer a classical
curriculum taught experientially through the arts, movement and
storytelling; Meet the needs at each child's level of physical,
social, emotional, spiritual and intellectual development;
Challenge children to discover the full range of their abilities;
Nurture the child's natural curiosity, joy and sense of wonder
essential to learning; Instill respect and reverence for humanity
and the earth; Produce creative thinkers and problem solvers;
Promote deep supportive relationships between teachers and
parents.
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