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[quote=Anonymous]I’m sorry for those that had negative experiences at their Waldorf schools. As with any “system,” I think I can really vary depending on the individual school. We have loved our two years at Waldorf, especially during the pandemic. The kids are outside a lot and there is a nice emphasis on music, movement and art in the curriculum, along with appropriate work on fine and gross motor skills which are still important in the early elementary years (skills that many students lost during the pandemic).

Waldorf has been the perfect alternative to being stuck with more than a year of online virtual learning.  I do agree that the curriculum follows a particular formula so anyone considering it should be sure to look into that before committing.  We have found the community to be welcoming, nurturing, and non-judgemental. The student body is very diverse with a lot of international families and the school makes a conscious effort to celebrate and acknowledge various of cultures and traditions.  They recently had a fundraiser for Ukraine and so many other things to be stewards of the environment and community.

My child has really blossomed and the teacher is so loving and experienced, she truly adores the kids and nurtures their full potential.  My child loves and excels in math and has been sufficiently challenged academically too.  We find it’s a nice balance.[/quote]

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