Spend a sweet morning with your child in the Preschool and Kindergarten at our school. We will make wool felted hearts, gather for circle time, share a snack, and enjoy a puppet play. Surrounded by nature and beauty, you will find the school to be a sanctuary where wonder and creativity are nurtured and children Continue reading.
Saturday, February 17 | 10 am鈥揘oon Celebrate the beginning of the Year of the Dog, and enjoy a morning filled with crafts, a dragon parade, and delicious food at this festival specially for kids ages four to ten and their families. The Chinese New Year is an exciting time for sweeping away bad luck and Continue reading.
Join us for this Community Concert on聽Saturday, January 14 at 7:30 pm, featuring Henry Jamison, Class of 2006. Come enjoy an evening of music with current students and alumni, and their families. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 7:30 pm | Doors open at 7:00 Suggested donation $5 – $10 Located at the Waldorf High School: 122 Bostwick Continue reading.
A Swiss tradition came to the 麻豆原创 as students in the grade school celebrated F锚te de l鈥橢scalade. 鈥淭he Escalade celebrates the night of Dec. 11 in 1602 when Geneva was saved from French rule by the quick-thinking mother of 14 and her pot of soup,鈥� French teacher Veronica Bernicke said. It was Continue reading.
The hallway at the grade school is filled with beautiful art. From first through eighth grade, the paintings and drawings the students make are filled with imagination, form, and beauty.
Bright lights slowly twinkle through the branches of the early evening forest. Our students, with lanterns lit and shining, make their way along the trail. The glow of their lanterns symbolizes the light that burns brightly within each of them. Each November, Waldorf students celebrate kindness, generosity, and compassion at the Martinmas Lantern Walk. Children Continue reading.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29-30 The members of the class of 2017 present “…And Blue: Yeats Plays and Cabaret.” This is an ambitious production of drama, comedy, and music.
Middle school cross country teams from all across Chittenden County gathered at the Shelburne Museum on Wednesday for their final meet of the season. The warm fall weather and stunning views made for an exceedingly picturesque experience for racers and spectators alike. With faces flushed from exertion and the exhilaration of the race, the middle Continue reading.
Tuesday, October 11 The fourth grade studies Native Americans in a teepee, and then pioneers at New Village Farm!
Saturday, October聽27 | 10-11:30 am Spend a Saturday morning with our preschool and kindergarten teachers as we make homemade bread in our bread oven, gather for circle time, hear a story, and make a lantern.
