Sarah Dunbar

Sarah Dunbar is in her third journey through the grades with Maple Class. While most of her time at Live Oak has been devoted to class teaching, she also led the parent-child program for three delightful years. In addition to teaching, Sarah serves as a teacher training practicum supervisor, observation host, teacher mentor, and in various school leadership bodies and roles. She has a B.S. in biology from Sonoma State University, a Waldorf Teaching Certificate from Rudolf Steiner College, and certification as an Outdoor Educator and Wilderness First Responder from National Outdoor Leadership School. In the School of Spiritual Science, Sarah is active as a member; in Class holding at Live Oak for the Sierra Nevada community; in co-coordinating for the Class holders in North America; and in pedagogical deepening and research work at Live Oak, in the wider Waldorf movement, and as a member of the Pedagogical Section Council of North America. Sarah’s adult daughter and son are graduates of Live Oak.