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Sandpoint Waldorf School provides an education that inspires students to become confident, reverent, and well-rounded individuals with an enthusiasm for life and learning.
Waldorf education is designed to address the whole child: the
head the heart and the hands. It stimulates the mind with a full
spectrum of traditional academic subjects; it nurtures healthy
emotional development by conveying information experientially as
well as academically; and it teachers the hands to be valued
members of the child's being through a broad range of artistic and
physical activities.
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Sandpoint Waldorf students count blessings (2019)
So, below, the students of Sandpoint Waldorf School share what the many things for which they are thankful. We are happy to share them, once again, with you. Kachemak — “I am ...
