Explore Waldorf at our Middle School Visiting Day on Friday, March 4.  The Our Middle School curriculum addresses the beginning of student reasoning capacities. Adolescents move from being mostly active discoverers of the world with the class teacher’s guidance toward greater critical thinking. More and more, they engage in dialogue and synthesize information from varied sources to draw their own reasoned conclusions.

We look forward to celebrating May Day & Grandparents Day with our school community Friday, May 1 from 8:15 am - 3:00 pm. In ancient times, May Day was a celebration of nature’s revival after a long and cold winter. The Waldorf School of Baltimore celebrates May Day by honoring our students’ families, grandparents, and friends. We invite you to join us for a day filled with classroom activities and springtime festivities.  View the schedule below and share the event flyer.

Last Wednesday evening, January 28th, our All Parents Evening started quietly with everyone enjoying snacks and conversation, in the lobby, until the bell rang and parents hurried off to class. So began a busy evening of experience, explanation and understanding. The Mini Main Lesson period with Class Teachers was followed by different subject classes – Library, Handwork, Eurythmy, Orchestra, Music, and Spanish.  

Parents join us Thursday, February 19th at 7:00pm; with guest speaker, Debbie Roffman, to discuss Sex and Sensibility.

This talk will focus on sexuality through the lens of the "five universal needs" of children and adolescents across the developmental spectrum. Additionally, we will cover the five corresponding roles for the adult nurturers in their lives.