Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

WSP warmly welcomes Helena Syrovatkova to campus.

Peggy Yoo, Handwork Assistant (shown here on right with Ms. Louise) “I am fortunate and thrilled to be the new Handwork Assistant. My...

What is the difference between a rapid antigen test and a PCR test? To answer this question, WSP contact tracer David Konefal-Shaer...

“People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy.” —Anton Chekhov

Re-enrollment & Sibling Applications All Early Childhood families should have received their re-enrollment link via TADS. Grades...

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Throughout the entire school, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been honored this week and will continue to be honored into next week.

Math blocks started for many grades after Winter Break—math skills in Grade 3, fractions in Grade 4, and geometry in Grade 7 with M Howison.

Indoor start for Dandelion, Buttercup, Poppy, and Sunflower Kindergarten this week on a cold day! Grade 4 painting winter trees. A...

Prior to the holiday break, the 3rd Grade Spanish students learned the names of various rooms in the house. They illustrated each of...

On Wednesday, December 15, 2021, our early childhood students and grades students gathered for Kwanzaa celebrations.

Thank you to everyone who made Winter Fair in a Box such a fun event this year.

Re-enrollment time for the 2022–23 school year is upon us and ends on January 18. Financial aid applications are due Monday, February 7th.

This week Bluebell Nursery made wet-felted acorns & Morning Garden Transition Class children worked together to push a large stump up to...

Please take a moment to review the WSP policy for delays and cancellations due to inclement weather.

Lantern making in Dandelion Kindergarten This week, Grade 8 helped our First Graders learn to knit. This tradition in our school is quite...

Interested in teaching at the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh? We are currently looking for passionate teachers to fill a variety of roles.

Second Grade enjoys an active recess while Fifth Graders break on the bench during their recess. A sampling of the student artwork...

Grade Two knitters! In art class, 3rd Grade adds clay Noah’s ark animals to the cob oven they built. Grade 6 illustrates the well-known...

Waldorf teachers meditate daily on each student in their class. They sit with a mental image of the child and open themselves up to...