Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Dear Families, Thank you all for your support this school year. Our kindergarten children have crossed the bridge and are excited about their adventures into first grade for next year. The children staying in our garden are also very full…
In what has seemed like a snapshot in time, the first grade year has come to an end. We are finalizing our play, " The Nixie in the Mill Pond." The children are so excited about their upcoming performance! We…
(click to view larger) Please join all of us at Water's Edge Waldorf School in congratulating our newest graduates. 8th-graders Nikala Purcell and Tessa Wallis-Deering received their diplomas today in a beautiful and emotional ceremony. (Photos by Amy Howard)
Here are the upcoming events for our last week of this school year: Thursday, June 4, 7 p.m., "Where Do the Children Play?" Screening at Water's Edge. Please RSVP. Our last screening of this thought-provoking documentary. If you haven't seen…
(click on image to view larger) Today the Sunflower Garden Early Childhood class celebrated the students who will be going to the First Grade in the fall. Each child holds a puppet that they sewed for the puppet show they performed…
This just in from Susan Love, a timely bit of news for our weekly web link! The Daily Herald reported on the school play, "The Miracle Worker": They also include three great pictures: https://www.dailyherald.com/story/image/?id=296588&image=150961&prev=neg
You are invited to view a PBS documentary that examines the imortance of unstructured outdoor play and the growing concern that more and more children are growing up without it. Why is this so important? Join us and find out. …
Dear Families, Next week concludes our time together. Please make sure to double check your child's bag and belongings going home. If you can send in a paper shopping bag on Monday or Tuesday, that will help us with our…
"Only as a child's awareness and reverence for the wholeness of life are developed can his humanity to his own kind reach its full development." ~ Rachel Carson, Edge of the Sea ~
