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A new year, a new season, new seeds of growth and wonder are ever present in our classrooms! We were so glad to see the enthusiasm return to our hallways once again after a restful winter break. Just as Ms. Nelly’s changing chalkboard drawing captures - the beauty, the stories, and the curiosity that comes to life in our learning together are truly a gift.

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A new year, a new season, new seeds of growth and wonder are ever present in our classrooms! We were so glad to see the enthusiasm return to our hallways once again after a restful winter break. Just as Ms. Nelly’s changing chalkboard drawing captures - the beauty, the stories, and the curiosity that comes to life in our learning together are truly a gift.

Typical 8th grade desk in our Waldorf classroom - instead of AirPods, you’ll find constructed headphones made from some wire, magnets, and cups 🎧🎶😉. As part of the physics block and their studies of electricity and magnetism, the students first constructed microphones and then converted them to headphones! They also worked firsthand to make their own electric motor.
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Middle schoolers are curious about the world around them and eager to see the practical applications of the material they are studying. In our science curriculum, students are not just told what is going to happen or how things work. Through hands-on experiments, they are able observe the results firsthand, making for a meaningful lesson - and all the while gaining a working knowledge of the forces at work in our modern world.

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Typical 8th grade desk in our Waldorf classroom - instead of AirPods, you’ll find constructed headphones made from some wire, magnets, and cups 🎧🎶😉. As part of the physics block and their studies of electricity and magnetism, the students first constructed microphones and then converted them to headphones! They also worked firsthand to make their own electric motor.
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Middle schoolers are curious about the world around them and eager to see the practical applications of the material they are studying. In our science curriculum, students are not just told what is going to happen or how things work. Through hands-on experiments, they are able observe the results firsthand, making for a meaningful lesson - and all the while gaining a working knowledge of the forces at work in our modern world.

We are looking forward to our festival hall and stage coming back to life this week with our return to school! Before break, the 9th grade dove into the world of improvisation, acting without scripts. Improv is far more than “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” style comedy - it is a tool to develop important acting skills. This type of theatre forces actors to listen and respond to each other in the moment, to be present, and trust their instincts. The class shared their learning with the community in two audience-interactive showcases, and there was much laughter filling our festival hall!
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Our stage will again be coming alive this week with the the high school musical performances of Anastasia. 33 of our high school students (and one of our 4th graders) have been hard at work all semester rehearsing, building, and painting this show, and we can’t wait for them to share it with the community! All are welcome to join us on Friday, January 9th at 6:00pm.

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We are looking forward to our festival hall and stage coming back to life this week with our return to school! Before break, the 9th grade dove into the world of improvisation, acting without scripts. Improv is far more than “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” style comedy - it is a tool to develop important acting skills. This type of theatre forces actors to listen and respond to each other in the moment, to be present, and trust their instincts. The class shared their learning with the community in two audience-interactive showcases, and there was much laughter filling our festival hall!
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Our stage will again be coming alive this week with the the high school musical performances of Anastasia. 33 of our high school students (and one of our 4th graders) have been hard at work all semester rehearsing, building, and painting this show, and we can’t wait for them to share it with the community! All are welcome to join us on Friday, January 9th at 6:00pm.

We are ready to move forward into 2026! Our 3rd graders presented these beautiful calendars to their families as gifts for the holiday season. Over the last couple months, they have been working diligently on many of the mathematical concepts in practical life- including time with clocks and calendars. What better way to integrate art than with the creation of an original calendar - weaving in creativity, joy, and experience to make for a meaningful lesson as well as a treasured gift. We hope everyone was been having a wonder-filled winter break!

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We are ready to move forward into 2026! Our 3rd graders presented these beautiful calendars to their families as gifts for the holiday season. Over the last couple months, they have been working diligently on many of the mathematical concepts in practical life- including time with clocks and calendars. What better way to integrate art than with the creation of an original calendar - weaving in creativity, joy, and experience to make for a meaningful lesson as well as a treasured gift. We hope everyone was been having a wonder-filled winter break!

For over 50 years, we have all worked together to foster what it is to be human, cultivate lifelong curiosity, and inspire love for the world - and through it all, to hold a sense of wonder.
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We thrive with your support of this work - please join us with your donation to our Annual Fund, The Wonder Fund, before midnight tonight! Our participation goal is 100%. Every gift matters! Can you help us reach our goal?
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To see the light in our child’s eyes, to experience their enthusiasm for the day, to listen to their meaningful questions, to witness their pride in their work - these are the gifts of this work that we do together. Thank you for inspiring all of the wonder.

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For over 50 years, we have all worked together to foster what it is to be human, cultivate lifelong curiosity, and inspire love for the world - and through it all, to hold a sense of wonder.
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We thrive with your support of this work - please join us with your donation to our Annual Fund, The Wonder Fund, before midnight tonight! Our participation goal is 100%. Every gift matters! Can you help us reach our goal?
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To see the light in our child’s eyes, to experience their enthusiasm for the day, to listen to their meaningful questions, to witness their pride in their work - these are the gifts of this work that we do together. Thank you for inspiring all of the wonder.

This is what it looks like when a lesson in physics combines with community, artistic collaboration, and creativity! Earlier this fall, our 7th graders experienced a block in physics with Mr. Clark, learning all about light, color, and how the human eye works. Before break, they turned that lesson into some shadow puppet stories for their 3rd grade buddies- it is always a joy to hear the laughter shared and see their ideas come to life!

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This is what it looks like when a lesson in physics combines with community, artistic collaboration, and creativity! Earlier this fall, our 7th graders experienced a block in physics with Mr. Clark, learning all about light, color, and how the human eye works. Before break, they turned that lesson into some shadow puppet stories for their 3rd grade buddies- it is always a joy to hear the laughter shared and see their ideas come to life!

So many gifts of the season came to life in our kindergarten and elementary classrooms over the past few weeks! Our young students didn’t just create meaningful keepsakes for their families - they learned to value the process, discovering that good things take time. There’s something truly special about the joy that comes from making something with your own two hands. And for parents - seeing the pride, delight, and sense of accomplishment on their children’s faces may be just as treasured as the gifts themselves.// Pictured here are tree weavings by our 2nd graders, hand print treasures crafted by our kindergarteners, and woolen angels made by our Morning Glory kindergarten teachers as a surprise for the students

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So many gifts of the season came to life in our kindergarten and elementary classrooms over the past few weeks! Our young students didn’t just create meaningful keepsakes for their families - they learned to value the process, discovering that good things take time. There’s something truly special about the joy that comes from making something with your own two hands. And for parents - seeing the pride, delight, and sense of accomplishment on their children’s faces may be just as treasured as the gifts themselves.// Pictured here are tree weavings by our 2nd graders, hand print treasures crafted by our kindergarteners, and woolen angels made by our Morning Glory kindergarten teachers as a surprise for the students

On this winter solstice, we are wishing our Waldorf community a wonder-filled holiday season ahead filled with light, hope, and togetherness. May you find beauty and goodness in all of your days ahead 🕯️.

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On this winter solstice, we are wishing our Waldorf community a wonder-filled holiday season ahead filled with light, hope, and togetherness. May you find beauty and goodness in all of your days ahead 🕯️.

Yes, this is what our math classroom looked like this week for our 9th grade block of probability and combinatorics! Over these last few weeks, our students have engaged with ideas that help us understand patterns, chance, and the many ways we can make sense of uncertainty in everyday life. After working through a variety of activities such as practice problems, real-life puzzles, quizzes, and hands-on projects, their learning culminated with a fun afternoon for their fellow high schoolers as they shared strategy, odds, and history of the games! Another class discussion also covered why you should not gamble even if you have the math skills😉.

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Yes, this is what our math classroom looked like this week for our 9th grade block of probability and combinatorics! Over these last few weeks, our students have engaged with ideas that help us understand patterns, chance, and the many ways we can make sense of uncertainty in everyday life. After working through a variety of activities such as practice problems, real-life puzzles, quizzes, and hands-on projects, their learning culminated with a fun afternoon for their fellow high schoolers as they shared strategy, odds, and history of the games! Another class discussion also covered why you should not gamble even if you have the math skills😉.

Celebrating Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, with dreidel playing, latke eating, story telling, and sharing in the light of the menorah. It was a wonderful reminder to look for the small miracles each and every day - to hold onto hope even in the moments of darkness. We are always grateful to be able to bring to our students these lessons to foster a global consciousness and respect for our unique human traditions.

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Celebrating Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, with dreidel playing, latke eating, story telling, and sharing in the light of the menorah. It was a wonderful reminder to look for the small miracles each and every day - to hold onto hope even in the moments of darkness. We are always grateful to be able to bring to our students these lessons to foster a global consciousness and respect for our unique human traditions.

What a way to end the season for our middle school girls basketball team! It is always rewarding after weeks of dedication, persistence, resilience, and joy for the game to come together in enthusiastic celebration. Last night, they took home the trophy of their league tournament after a close championship game against Mile High Academy. We strive to always celebrate our no-tryout-teams for the best they are capable of becoming, and then enjoying the success along the way!

See more photos from their game along with some moments from the middle school boys tournament! We couldn’t be more proud of all of their hard work and love of sport!

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What a way to end the season for our middle school girls basketball team! It is always rewarding after weeks of dedication, persistence, resilience, and joy for the game to come together in enthusiastic celebration. Last night, they took home the trophy of their league tournament after a close championship game against Mile High Academy. We strive to always celebrate our no-tryout-teams for the best they are capable of becoming, and then enjoying the success along the way!

See more photos from their game along with some moments from the middle school boys tournament! We couldn’t be more proud of all of their hard work and love of sport!

The light of Santa Lucia warmed many hearts this morning, spreading peace and good will to all🌟. In celebration of our festival of Santa Lucia, our 2nd graders shared the light of kindness, generosity, and hope with their sweet singing and treats. It is tradition for our 2nd graders to visit each classroom in a procession, giving the gift of warmth (and much joy!) to all in this winter season ahead🕯️

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The light of Santa Lucia warmed many hearts this morning, spreading peace and good will to all🌟. In celebration of our festival of Santa Lucia, our 2nd graders shared the light of kindness, generosity, and hope with their sweet singing and treats. It is tradition for our 2nd graders to visit each classroom in a procession, giving the gift of warmth (and much joy!) to all in this winter season ahead🕯️

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