Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Waldorf schools are incredibly nurturing for young kids and incorporate lots of outside time if that’s important to you. In Alexandria, there’s Potomac Crescent Waldorf School and in Silver Spring there’s Acorn Hill. Finally, in Bethesda is Washington Waldorf School, a larger pre-k to 12th program.
We thought about these pre-COVID. But Waldorf can be anti vaccine, and we couldn’t risk it now.
Anonymous wrote:My tip is just ask each school how long their staff have been there, either on average or for your specific age group. Places with good retention will offer this info up immediately. And places with teachers who have been there 10 years (or even 5) tends to be a really good indicator of a nurturing environment.
Anonymous wrote:Waldorf schools are incredibly nurturing for young kids and incorporate lots of outside time if that’s important to you. In Alexandria, there’s Potomac Crescent Waldorf School and in Silver Spring there’s Acorn Hill. Finally, in Bethesda is Washington Waldorf School, a larger pre-k to 12th program.
Anonymous wrote:
Little Ambassadors' Academy in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Audubon Nature Preschool in Chevy Chase fits the bill.
Anonymous wrote:We are at eastern ridge school and absolutely love it, it’s on the Vienna/McLean/great falls border. Teachers are wonderful, very nurturing and love their job. We love it for a lot of other reasons too but it definitely fits your criteria