Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Thursday, September 21 John Bloom will be joining us from San Francisco to engage our community in a prescient conversation about the intrinsic connection between community and money, asking us to reconsider our personal and cultural conditioning and our systems…
It is with a mixture of sadness and gratitude that the Board of Trustees for Da Vinci Waldorf School announces the retirement of three of our members. Nilo de Castro For five years Nilo has served the Board as Treasurer.…
Volunteers Needed for Fall Festival We're looking for more volunteers for our upcoming Fall Festival. The work, when shared by everyone in our community, makes for a delightful experience for adults and our children alike. We need help on Friday,…
See the attached document for information on Picture day, including pricing and a printable order form. Individual students will be photographed only if you are ordering portraits of your child. Complete one form for each child. Payment may be combined…
All lunch payments go directly to Mrs. English. You can pay by cash or check (made out to Elizabeth English). ~OR~ You can pay online. Pay online electronically through your existing online banking web site or app, using Zelle. Zelle…
2nd and 3rd grades, working together to solve math riddles and problems
NEERU KAUR SINGH, Licensed Massage Therapist Neeru is our Resident Massage Therapist and a graduate of CLC's Massage Therapy program. Neeru uses Swedish and Deep Tissue massage techniques to provide a relaxing massage experience to her clients. She combines both…
Last week we explored the founding of Rome and how history grows from myth. This week we have followed the development of Rome from a kingdom, to a republic, and finally to an empire.
Students practiced straight and curved lines using foot drawing. Incorporating movement of the limbs with form drawing strengthens student awareness of space and direction.
