Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
On February 13th the fourth and fifth graders performed their old fashioned, radio-style play for classmates and family members, alike. Entitled "The Museum Mystery Caper," the students entertained audiences with humor, suspense, education...and of course a thrilling conclusion! There were…
Unplug April 29-May 5 for @Screen-Free Week, the annual celebration where children, families, schools, and communities swap digital entertainment to enjoy life beyond the screen. @Screen-Free Week is a springboard for lifestyle changes to improve health and well-being all year…
The world gets better one person and one action at a time. "Seeding the Future" provides a glimpse into the principles of Waldorf education, an education that fosters concern for others, connection to the world, and the capacity to be…
Next school year Da Vinci Waldorf School will need to provide flights and hotel accommodations for several people as pat of our AWSNA accreditation process. We are asking for contributions of airline miles and hotel rewards points to be used in…
Commercialism is the Missing Link How corporate marketing makes screen time more harmful to children Monday, March 18 7:00 PM ET [maxbutton id="26" url="" ] One of the most pervasive, troubling concerns about kids' screen time is that most child-targeted…
The second and third grades presented their class play - "St. Odilia" for students and parents, alike. They did a wonderful job!
Celebrating together.
Getting ready for the play!
Our Ancient Mesopotamian Feast! Each child was responsible for one dish, and made the food themselves!
