Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Joyfully Cultivating the Music Within
How Waldorf music recognizes and joyfully cultivates the innate musicality of a child by grade level.
Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Category Blog
Food, Glorious Food! One of the many Highlights of our Early Childhood Program
In a world where rushed eating and convenience foods are the norm, the Waldorf Early Childhood food experience offers something really valuable- an opportunity for children to slow down, engage their senses and develop life-long healthy eating habits. Valentine's Day…
Extra Lesson
In Extra Lesson, Mrs. Boshell provides the class with integrative movement exercises, based on Rudolf Steiner’s indications for healthy human development. To the outside observer, this looks like fun and games because sometimes there are bean bags being tossed in the…
Weaving Handwork into the Waldorf Curriculum
Did you know that every student in grades 1-8 takes handwork? They learn to knit, sew, weave, crochet and more!
What happens in Movement and Games class?
All of our students love our Waldorf Movement and Games class with Mr. Boshell, and for good reason! They are outside, running around and playing, having tons of fun. There is deeper learning going on too, learning that helps connect…
Early Childhood Program Expands to Full-Day While Enhancing the Waldorf Experience!
What was formerly called Extended Day is now fully integrated into the core program for children 3-6 years old.
Lantern Walk Begins at 4PM
One of our most reverent events is coming soon! This year, the Lantern Walk will be held at school with both EC and Grades families. Please park in the lot and use the grass once the parking lot is full. …
Holiday Greens Sale
We have partnered with Countryside Nursery and are having a HOLIDAY GREENS SALE! Purchase poinsettias, garland, wreaths, door swag, and gorgeous holiday planters! A small amount of the proceeds will go directly to Da Vinci Waldorf School's operating budget. You can see all…
Why Elite Students Can’t Read Books
And what might be done about it. By Ian Tuttle The Atlantic’s November cover story, “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books,” is a chronicle of generational wreckage: “Many students no longer arrive at college — even at highly selective, elite…