As we continue to celebrate the 25th anniversary of TWS and the 100th anniversary of Waldorf Education, we share our third video in the anniversary series: an interview with alumni student, […]
Author: Rebecca Briamonte
Seeding the Future
The world gets better one person and one action at a time. The video, “Seeding the Future,” provides a glimpse into the principles of Waldorf education, an education that fosters […]
TWS 25/Waldorf 100 Interview 2: Powell Brumm
This school year (2018-2019), TWS celebrates its 25th anniversary; on September 19, 2019, Waldorf Education celebrates its 100th anniversary. As we continue to honor both notable anniversaries, we share our second […]
TWS 25/Waldorf 100 Interview 1: Grant Anderson
This school year (2018-2019), TWS celebrates its 25th anniversary; on September 19, 2019, Waldorf Education celebrates its 100th anniversary. To honor both, we will be sharing memories, lessons, and inspiration […]
Highlights from the AWSNA Regional Delegates Meeting In Playa del Carmen, Mexico
By Linda Braun, Pedagogical Director On October 10th, Grade 7 teacher Irene Richardson and I flew to Cancun and made our way down to the Playa del Carmen area for […]
Tucson Waldorf School Alumni Profile: Anastasia Wrenn, Class of 2011
[This profile is an excerpt of our Alumni Newsletter. You may pick up a full copy in the office.] Name: Anastasia Wrenn Age: 20 Attended TWS: 2003 to 2011 Grades: […]
Guest Blog Post | TWS Parent, Shefali Desai: Why Sanctuary Cities Should Be Called Safe and Lawful Cities
Many thanks to TWS parent, Shefali Desai for sharing her clear and thoughtful article. Shefali Desai: Why Sanctuary Cities Should Be Called Safe and Lawful Cities
How important is happiness in the classroom?
Many thanks to our Waldorf colleagues at the Essentials in Education Blog for this post, which illuminates one of the great challenges in how we evaluate the success of our […]
“Project Wild Thing” Reflections from a Class Teacher: How time outdoors supports healthy development
This award-winning documentary of one father’s desperate search for a way to help a generation of children reconnect with nature takes many twists and turns. The film opens with a […]
Tucson Waldorf School parent, Dante Lauretta, heads OSIRIS-REx team.
Wishing TWS parent, Dante Lauretta, and the entire OSIRIS-REx team a successful launch on Thursday at Cape Canaveral! Link to New York Times article