Join us for an evening of beautiful harmonies with this mother-daughter duo who share a special musical bond cultivated over a lifetime. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS: Fiona, LOWS class of 2018, started playing cello at Live Oak in 4th grade and now plays in her college orchestra. A rising college senior, Fiona is double majoring in […]
Join us on campus to learn more about how Waldorf Education meets the child at every stage of development! Hear from our experienced faculty at our… Spring Info Session (Saturday, March 1st) RSVP HERE Then… come see the curriculum in action at the Walk Through the Grades RSVP HERE Wednesdays – March 5th – […]
WHY CHILDREN NEED TO READ PHONETICALLY AND NOT BY SIGHT By Susan R. Johnson MD, FAAP (edited 10/3/2023 version) Most of the children and teenagers I have assessed, who were previously diagnosed as having some type of non–verbal, learning disability and/or an Executive Function disorder, instead, are just fluent sight–readers, rather than being fluent, phonetic–readers, […]
Questions about what life is like for our students after they graduate from a Waldorf School? We have the answers from an independent study done in 2019 evaluating Waldorf High School graduates as compared to other Private School High School grads. Do Waldorf students go to College? Yes! 98% of Waldorf students go to higher […]
A sweet and simple way to love on your child leading up to Valentine’s Day… leave a little note each morning sharing something you love about them. Our Kindergarten parents spent a class meeting recently making heart pouches for their children and shared ways to support their 5 year olds in this stage of development. […]