Lowest tech private lower school?

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Anonymous wrote:When we toured Waldorf we were told that you sign a contract where you pledge no ipad, no computer, no phone, no tv at least until 5th grade. This was 8 years ago more or less.

Not true at our local Waldorf school. We really appreciate the low-tech school pedagogy for our child, but we embrace technology at home.

Android tablet?

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Anonymous wrote:When we toured Waldorf we were told that you sign a contract where you pledge no ipad, no computer, no phone, no tv at least until 5th grade. This was 8 years ago more or less.

I mean, how binding is this contract?!! What you do on your family’s private time is none of their beeswax.

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Christ Episcopal School - this combined with lots of outdoor and out of the classroom time.

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The WiFi at maret barely works so that’s pretty low tech by default.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When we toured Waldorf we were told that you sign a contract where you pledge no ipad, no computer, no phone, no tv at least until 5th grade. This was 8 years ago more or less.

I mean, how binding is this contract?!! What you do on your family’s private time is none of their beeswax.

NP but I’m sure it will be frowned upon if DC come in talking about Elsa or Paw Patrol

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Seneca Academy

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The Key School in Annapolis

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When we toured Waldorf we were told that you sign a contract where you pledge no ipad, no computer, no phone, no tv at least until 5th grade. This was 8 years ago more or less.

I mean, how binding is this contract?!! What you do on your family’s private time is none of their beeswax.

NP but I’m sure it will be frowned upon if DC come in talking about Elsa or Paw Patrol

Not so. There are still a lot of misconceptions about Waldorf education. The kids don’t wear characters or name brands on clothes, but that isn’t much different than a school uniform. We’ve signed no contracts limiting our family’s activities outside of school and the kids still talk about all kinds of normal modern-day things (tv shows, sports, etc).

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Lancaster Amish Academy

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No computers at Dominion Christian's lower school.

Generally, I would expect this to be true at most of the small Christian privates & larger Catholic ones. Those of a classical bent are guaranteed minimal tech.