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Category: Life at Tucson Waldorf School

The Influence of African Music on Latin Music

March 6, 2023 Naomi McCoy

The Influence of African Music on Latin Music by Maestra Moreno To celebrate Black History Month in February, Grades 7 & 8 have been learning about the influence of African […]

Posted in DEI, Life at Tucson Waldorf School, Tucson Waldorf School Faculty Blog

Dia de los Muertos Grades Assembly 2022

November 2, 2022November 2, 2022 Naomi McCoy

On Wednesday, November 2nd, parents were able to observe a sharing from the Grades program to honor loved ones who are no longer with us, guided by Maestra Moreno. Dia […]

Posted in DEI, Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events

Harvest Festival 2022

November 2, 2022November 3, 2022 Naomi McCoy

Harvest Festival 2022 The 2022 Harvest Festival was another evening of wholesome family fun. The Quest Path for Grades 3-8 and the Protected Path for Early Childhood – Grade 2 […]

Posted in Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events

DEI Corner: Thoughts on Raising Bilingual Children

October 1, 2022October 1, 2022 Naomi McCoy

  Thoughts on Raising Bilingual Children By Ileana Swanson Edited and translated by Emma Maruska and Gemma Moreno: For Espanol, click here.  When I had my first child I knew […]

Posted in DEI, Life at Tucson Waldorf School, Uncategorized

The Gift of the Dragon

September 30, 2022October 1, 2022 Naomi McCoy

Chalkboard art by Mr. Doyle The Gift of the Dragon by Jen Rosenstein, Pedagogical Director Today, we had our annual Michaelmas: Festival of Courage pageant and games on campus! It […]

Posted in Guest Post, Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events, Tucson Waldorf School Faculty Blog, Uncategorized

Capoeira é para todos: Capoeira is for Everyone!

August 31, 2022 Naomi McCoy

Capoeira é para todos Capoeira is for Everyone! Interview by Emma Maruska, Practical Arts Teacher & DEI Committee Davia Moore brings her love of capoeira to our students this fall […]

Posted in Guest Post, Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events

Happy Juneteenth!

June 14, 2022 Naomi McCoy

Happy Juneteenth! by Jen Rosenstein Pedagogical Director   We Rose From Africa’s heart, we rose Already a people, our faces ebon, our bodies lean, We rose Skills of art, life, […]

Posted in DEI, Tucson Waldorf School Faculty Blog

Grades 7/8 Play: The Hobbit

April 30, 2022 Naomi McCoy

          We are deep into play season at Tucson Waldorf School, and most recently enjoyed the performances of Grades 7 and 8 as they came together […]

Posted in Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events

Children’s Books: Windows and Reflections, by Ms. Nicole

March 31, 2022 Naomi McCoy

Children’s Books: Windows and Reflections by Ms. Nicole, Rosemary Garden Teacher We all have our favorite books from childhood. I can still easily recall the books that I wanted my […]

Posted in DEI, Guest Post, Tucson Waldorf School Faculty Blog

The Pentathlon 2021

May 20, 2021May 20, 2021 Naomi McCoy

Each spring, in Waldorf Schools throughout the world, fifth-graders gather on vast fields in city-states to compete with grace, strength, and beauty as a culmination of their studies of Ancient Greece. […]

Posted in Life at Tucson Waldorf School, News & Events

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