Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

A Letter from Our Head of School

Children go through a dramatic developmental shift around the age of nine. Waldorf Education recognizes and reflects this change in the...

“Form drawing, as it is called, is repetitive drawing of symbols and shapes—both linear and lateral, zigzag or congruous knots. This...

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

Learn more about the ways math is taught in Waldorf schools.

The knot and tuck method can be used to make surgical masks fit better.

Limiting media use/exposure is difficult—particularly during a global pandemic—but serves a child in a variety of ways. From brain...

We are twenty months into a life-changing, anxiety-inducing experience involving sickness, death, changing public health guidelines, and...

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

Waldorf Education gives children a uniquely developmentally appropriate approach to integrating nature into their studies and lives.

While traditional schools pair lecturing with textbook references and worksheets, Waldorf students process and record lectures in notes...

Waldorf Education was founded in response to a desire for more humane values and new educational methods after the ravages of World War...

Waldorf Education is “Developmentally Appropriate.” What exactly does this mean? As explained by Sunbridge Institute: Waldorf Education...

If you were on campus for Beautification Weekend you may have noticed just how unique the Waldorf classroom is when compared to...

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Resources for dealing with back-to-school and the pandemic