Tucson Waldorf School

Doll-Making Workshop - March 27 & April 10th, 9-11:30 a.m.
2022-03-27 09:00 - 11:30 (America/Phoenix)
Join us at Tucson Waldorf School to make a special one-of-a-kind doll! During our workshop, you will be guided in creating a doll by hand from the very beginning! We will have just enough time during these two workshops to fully complete the construction of a doll, and hopefully even some time to start clothing. We will provide all the materials needed, along with instruction by our Practical Arts Teacher Emma Maruska and 7th grade students who just recently finished their own dolls. Clothing patterns and fabric are also available to style your beautiful baby.
Cost $60, includes all materials
March 27 & April 10 9-11:30am
Limited to 10 participants
RSVP to Jade enrollment@tucsonwaldorf.org

Presentation: Working Towards a More Human Future - March 23rd, 6:30 p.m.
2022-03-23 18:30 - 19:45 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
WORKING TOWARDS A MORE HUMAN FUTURE
An Evening Presentation by Karl David Johnson M.A.
We are fully into the 21st Century now. With all the rapid changes and difficult challenges of the past recent years, how do we continue to build towards a more human future? In our efforts to support the potential of the children, how do we work towards a society that is more humane, sustainable, equitable and just? Come join us for a free evening presentation with Karl Johnson at Tucson Waldorf School.

Annual Fund Drive Kick Off Event
2022-03-11 08:45 - 09:15 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Join us in the Gratitude Garden for coffee, pastries, and entertainment by Grade 5, Jim, and Aaron as we kick off the annual fund drive!

February 16th: In-Person Scholarship Coaching Session
2022-02-16 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Scholarship Coaching Sessions in Person:
Your child can get his/her full tuition paid by participating in the Arizona Tuition Connection scholarship program!
In combination with Arizona Tuition Connection, we will be hosting a tax credit scholarship training on February 16th at 8:45 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. to help families understand how they can use tax credits to pay their tuition. The goal of this session is to give you the education and tools you need to be successful in maximizing your scholarship awards. These scholarships are available to all families, regardless of income. We are strongly encouraging every parent to attend this training.
For all Tucson Waldorf School families to learn about how to effectively raise their child’s tuition through soliciting tax-credit scholarship donations through Arizona Tuition Connection.

Open House: Different for a Reason | Thursday, January 20, 5:30-7:00
2022-01-20 17:30 - 19:00 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Different for a Reason: A Window into the Waldorf Curriculum
Join us for an evening of conversation and inspiration! Twice a year, faculty, parents, and alumni gather with prospective parents to learn more about the Waldorf early childhood and grades 1-8 curriculum and the Tucson Waldorf School experience.
If you are curious about the Waldorf curriculum, and interested in learning more, please come and bring a friend.
Open House Reception will include:

Special Grades Lesson Demonstration
Opportunity to visit with Early Childhood and Grades faculty as well as alumni students and parents.
Overview of Main Lesson books in subjects such as Language Arts, History, and Science.
Display of the varied subject classes taught in the grades including Practical Arts, Movement Education, Spanish, Gardening.

This event is intended for all current and prospective parents & friends, who would like to know more about the Tucson Waldorf School Early Childhood & Grades 1-8 curriculum. Parents of Early Childhood students as well as alumni students and families are encouraged to attend.
Please RSVP to 520.529.1032 x100 or Enrollment@TucsonWaldorf.org
*Attendees are kindly asked to wear masks. *This event is intended for adults only. Infants-in-arms are welcomed.
Open House, Different for a Reason: A Window into the Waldorf Grades Curriculum
Thursday, January 20, 5:30-7:00 p.m. | Grade 5 & 6 Classrooms, Quail’s Nest Early Childhood Classroom & Outside
Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road 85718

Matching Scholarship Funds for Tax Credits | Giving Tuesday
2021-11-23 08:00 - 17:00
Tucson Waldorf School has an incredible opportunity to raise corporate low-income scholarships for qualifying families on Giving Tuesday. Any tax credits directed to Tucson Waldorf School through Arizona Tuition Connection on Tuesday, November 30 will be matched dollar for dollar with a scholarship for qualifying applicants from TWS.
To give you an idea of what’s possible, if 50 families direct a $1000 tax credit to Tucson Waldorf School or a specific student, $50,000 in corporate low-income scholarships would be earmarked for students at TWS.
To direct a tax credit, click HERE.
In the spirit of assisting others on this Giving Tuesday, Arizona Tuition Connection is
excited to announce that they will match any donation received on Tuesday,
November 30th, with an equal scholarship to assist a low-income family at our school.
HOW IT WORKS:
1. Donors make Tax Credit Donations on Giving Tuesday, November 30th, 2021.
2. Donors can recommend your family to receive the donation.
3. Separately, Arizona Tuition Connection will match the donation by sending a scholarship of
an equal amount to support a different (low-income qualified) student at our school.
4. These donations qualify for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit off the donors AZ State taxes,
(married couples can donate up to $2,435, while singles can donate up to $1,219).
Arizona Tuition Connection allows donors to make recommendations, but the matching funds will be pooled and given out to low-income students at your school who have applied to Arizona Tuition Connection. The matched funds will NOT go to the student recommended by the donor.

Donations must be made on November 30th, 2021, to be matched.
For any scholarships to be awarded, the student must have applied to Arizona Tuition Connection for the 21/22 school year and be eligible to receive low-income corporate scholarship awards according to the rules established by the State Dept. of Revenue.
Please contact Arizona Tuition Connection at 480-409-4106 or info@arizonatuitionconnection.com with any questions.

Now Hiring! Early Childhood Assistant and More...
2021-03-23
Please reach out to hiringcommittee@tucsonwaldorf.org for information on current employment opportunities.

COVID-19 Resource Page
2020-10-19
Tucson Waldorf School has over 9 acres of outdoor space, and several outdoor classroom zones. For more information, click here to see our COVID-19 Information page, updated regularly.

Saturday, March 21 , 4-9pm - A Concert to Benefit Tucson Waldorf School
2020-03-21 16:00 - 21:00 | MSA Annex, 267 South Avenida del Convento, Tucson, AZ, 85745, United States
Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 21st from 4:00-6:00 p.m. and join us at the MSA Annex for a family-friendly concert to benefit Tucson Waldorf School. Musicians: John Keeney, Leigh Lesho, Paige Brumm, Leila Lopez , and Phil Free Band. Larry Gatti’s Sideshow: The River Bend Chorus, Linda Biederman, David & Bayla Sussman, Valerie Osborne & other special guests.Beer Garden by TEN55 Brewing & Sausage House. Ticket Prices- $30-Family Pack, $15-Adult, $5- Kids (3 and up) Tickets can be purchased here: MercadoDistrict.com

2020-02-28 00:00 - 2020-03-31 00:00
COVID-19 Information

Applications Accepted | Contact School Regarding Waiting Lists
2020-02-03 08:00 - 17:00
We welcome your interest in Tucson Waldorf School. Prospective parents are invited to tour the school to observe classes in session and hear an overview of the Waldorf approach. Applications which were received on or before February 3rd are being considered for the first round of placements. Applications received after February 3 will be considered for placement if there are available spaces in a class. Please contact enrollment@tucsonwaldorf.org for information regarding how to apply and scheduling a tour.

Musical Theatre Camp Presented by Cultured Mirror
2019-07-15 08:00 - 2019-07-29 14:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Culture Mirror Camp and TWS students in the News:
https://www.kold.com/2019/07/12/students-can-create-their-own-show-musical-theatre-camp/
To Register:
http://culturedmirror.com/
Camp price is $475 for two full weeks. Please contact Tyane directly through the Cultured Mirror website link for more information.

Enrollment News & First Days of School
2019-07-12 08:00 - 17:00
Tucson Waldorf School welcomes your enrollment inquiries. There are still limited openings in several classes for the 2019-2020 school year. For more information and a link to apply, please email enrollment@tucsonwaldorf.og
TWS looks forward to seeing new and returning students on the first days of school. Grades 1-8 start on Wednesday, August 21. The first day of school for children in Nursery and Kindergarten is Thursday, August 22. Back-to-School Packets will be mailed to new and returning students at the end of July.

fresh! 2019 | Thank you to our sponsors!
2019-05-04 17:30 - 22:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718

Waldorf 100: Learn To Change The World
2019-04-24 08:00 - 17:00
On September 19, 2019, Waldorf education will proudly mark its 100th anniversary. From September 2018 through June 2020, Waldorf schools and communities around the world celebrate this anniversary through social and environmental impact projects. These campaigns aim to stimulate dialogue around human values in education and support initiatives that revitalize society and our relationship with our earth. Tucson Waldorf School will be celebrating on campus together with schools around the world on September 19th, 2019. Check back for details in August.

To learn more about this international event, please visit the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America’s Waldorf 100 page here.

Kim John Payne, Author of "Simplicity Parenting" Coming to Tucson March 31st | Lecture & Mini-Workshop
2019-03-31 09:30 - 12:30 | Sea of Glass, 330 East 7th Street, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
Tucson Waldorf School’s Treasuring Childhood Film & Lecture Series is thrilled to be bringing Kim John Payne, noted author of Simplicity Parenting, to Tucson for a one-time lecture. The event will be held at Sea of Glass Center for The Arts at 330 East 7th Street on Sunday, March 31, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public by RSVP to TreasuringChildhood@TucsonWaldorf.org
RSVP is required as space for the event is limited. Adults only please, infants-in-arms are welcomed. Download the event flyer to share with friends and family.
HOW TO HAVE DEVICES NOT BE DIVISIVE FOR OUR FAMILY
Not Anti Screen but Pro Connection to Nature and People

How to maintain loving limits, warm, firm and calm discipline and strong family connections in a world where increasingly “screens are supreme”
How to build focus, grit and good judgment so that our kids do not become overwhelmed with media-driven images but can shape their own self- esteem, hopes, and dreams.
How to encourage respect when negative images of adults pervade pop culture.
Fitting in with friends. “Won’t my kids be disadvantaged if I limit screen media?”
Aloneness vs. Loneliness. Helping kids know the difference.
The alluring world of no boundaries that screen use develops and how this makes discipline and guidance difficult.
Virtuous VS. Virtual. Building real and enduring relationships with people who will “be there” for you when times get tough.

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“I am not negatively anti screen for kids, but passionately pro connection. Connection to the things that matter like the natural world, friends, play, family and to their own beautiful but delicate emerging values. Screens interrupt these crucial connections and that has got to be suspicious.” Kim John Payne.
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A consultant and trainer to over 230 U.S. independent and public schools, Kim John Payne, M.ED, has been a school counselor, adult educator, consultant, researcher, educator and a private family counselor for twenty-seven years.
In addition to authoring the #1 Best Seller Simplicity Parenting ©. Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier and More Secure Kid, published by Random House Penguin in 2009, he also authored The Games Children Play©, (1996) published by Hawthorn Press ,The Soul of Discipline (2015 Random House/Penguin), co-authored Whole Child Sport™ How to Navigate Child & Youth Sports™. and Being At Your best When Your Kids Are At Their Worst (Shambhala Press 2017). His books have been translated into 27 languages.
He has appeared frequently on television including ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox; on the radio with the BBC, Sirius/XM, CBC & NPR and in print including being featured in Time Magazine, Chicago Tribune, Parenting, Mothering, Times Union and the LA Times.
Kim strives to deepen understanding and give practical tools for life that arise out of the burning social issues of our time. He lives on a farm in Ashfield, Massachusetts with his wife and two children. Click here for more bio.
Link to lecture details on Kim John Payne’s website.

Visitor Morning Tours
2019-03-13 09:00 - 10:30
What is smart? Is it simply acing a standardized test? Or something deeper? Waldorf education understands that developing human potential requires far more than just academics. Tucson Waldorf School helps children cultivate their natural curiosity to create their own path: intellectually, physically, and emotionally. Waldorf is one of today’s most relevant educational movements. TWS faculty and staff invite you to schedule a tour and discover why.
Tours are scheduled by appointment and begin at 9:00 a.m. at our South office, which is accessed from the first parking lot off of Sutton Lane closest to River Road. Tours are for adults only and typically end around 10:30 a.m. The morning will include an overview of Waldorf education with examples relevant to a wide range of ages; an opportunity to observe classes in session; displays of Main Lesson work; and a brief Q&A with a current faculty member.
To RSVP please email Rebecca Briamonte at Enrollment@TucsonWaldorf.org or call 520.529.1032 extension 100
Infants-in-arms welcomed.

Scheduled Visitor Morning Tour
2019-02-12 09:00 - 10:30

The Living Arts Workshop & Lecture with Cynthia Aldinger | November 2nd & 3rd
2018-11-02 - 2018-11-03
The LifeWays training supports caregivers in the creation of home-like childcare environments that provide the comfort, security, and activities found in a healthy home.
Lifeways invites parents, caregivers, grandparents, and teachers to regain their joy and preserve the playful spirit of childhood for the benefit of children in their care. Tucson Waldorf School will be hosting Cynthia Aldinger, founder and executive director of LifeWays North America, for a Friday evening presentation and Saturday workshop. A mother and grandmother, Cynthia is the author of Life is the Curriculum and co-author of Home Away from Home: Life Ways Care of Children and Families.
The Living Arts Workshop is a hands-on spirit-lifting workshop with a practical-life approach to bring meaning and joy to the mundane when working with young children as well as simple ways to nurture, soothe, and care for children and ourselves. The Living Arts encompass social, creative, domestic, and nurturing realms. The workshop will include a simple seasonal craft project, music, games, photo essay on The Living Arts, as well as a social exchange with Q & A regarding the day’s activities. This introduction to The Living Arts is a prelude to a future LifeWays Early Childhood Certificate Training which will be held in Tucson.
For more information on Cynthia Aldinger , LifeWays, and The Living Arts, please visit: http://lifewaysnorthamerica.org/
Cynthia Aldinger will be bringing two separate events to the Tucson Community on Friday, November 2, and Saturday, November 3rd:
LIfeWays Lecture: Friday, November 2, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. free of charge. How Are the Children? How Are We? Let’s pause for a moment and consider how we can navigate our current culture in a way that helps both us and our children to be resilient, joyful and healthy
The Living Arts Workshop: Saturday, November 3, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Cost is $40. Workshop fee can apply toward future tuition in the LifeWays Early Childhood Certificate Training.
To register for Saturday workshop or RSVP for Friday evening, please email or call Tiffany Manoukian at: 520-358-5380 or:
Lifeways@TucsonWaldorf.org

Why Waldorf Works | Thursday, September 27th 6:00-7:30 p.m.
2018-09-27 18:00 - 19:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
What is smart? Is it acing a standardized test? Or something deeper?
Waldorf education understands that developing human potential requires far more than just academics. Tucson Waldorf School helps children cultivate their natural curiosity to create their own path, intellectually, physically, and emotionally. Waldorf is one of today’s most relevant educational movements. TWS faculty would love to show you why.

Join us for a conversation with Grades Faculty John Keeney and Early Childhood Faculty Maggie Queathem as they answer Why Waldorf Works: Thursday, September 27th from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the Grade 5 classroom. Adults only please. RSVP to TreasuringChildhood@tucsonwaldorf.org

Essential New Parent Orientation
2018-08-09 18:00 - 19:00

Quail's Nest Parent-Child Classes at Tucson Waldorf School
2018-08-03 09:00 - 2018-08-04 11:00 | River Bend Campus, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, AZ, 85718, United States
Welcome to a world of songs and play, of friends and food–a world of beauty where parents are relaxed and supported, where questions are answered, ideas are shared, and children are free to move, explore, and engage.
-Ms. Tiffany

Our classes provide an opportunity for warm and supportive companionship with other families facilitated by an early childhood educator. In a peaceful and beautiful environment, each class will discuss early childhood development as well as practical childcare and parenting questions. Simple handwork projects and delightful songs, rhymes, and puppet plays round out the program.
Participation in the Quail’s Nest provides an ideal foundation for transition to Nursery and Preschool. Many lifelong friendships begin in the Quail’s Nest!
Classes meet one morning each week. Placement in a class is determined by age range, infants through older toddlers. For more information: Parentchild@TucsonWaldorf.org
Quail’s Nest classes offer ongoing enrollment as space is available. Register here.

What's the Big Deal About Screen Time, Anyway?
2018-04-27 08:00 - 2018-04-28 17:00
To receive the full benefit of a Tucson Waldorf School education, parents are asked to carefully consider the effects of media and screen engagement, particularly for children under age 9. Without media, children learn how to self-initiate play. Eliminating media helps get away from the entertainment paradigm of parenting and schooling, and supports development of emotional self-regulation, an essential capacity for success in school and beyond. As parents, our job is to hold back the tide of popular culture, which is very shallow and full of violence as well as early sexualization. Media, and even the act of using media, primarily shows examples of how to be fulfilled by looking outside yourself. Our hope is for our children to learn how to connect with us, each other, and themselves. This takes time and opportunities.
Opening the dyke “a little” to media and popular culture is nearly impossible. It’s a culture that is very easy to penetrate because it is so shallow. We want our children to have a deep well from which to draw from. This well is created by offering images, stories, and experiences that are worthy of our children’s imitation. Children’s work is play and we must offer them true and rich imaginative images and experiences. This even applies to educational programming. According to Piaget, once a child is “taught” something, we forever take away their opportunity to learn it for themselves. This is why in Waldorf schools we often hear the phrase that we teach children how to learn not what to learn.
An abbreviated look at how screens affect children on a physiological level in several ways:
Eyes: The light disrupts melatonin production leading to poor sleep. 2D screens alter normal eye muscle movement which is what influences visual and vestibular (balance) development, cognition, and mood.
Brain: Our brains are evolutionarily designed to respond to visual input related to brightness, color, contrast, and movement. This is called the orienting response. This response helped us flee predators. Media uses artificially created stimuli to activate this response. This creates chemical, electrical, and mechanical shifts in the body that raise cortisol. Regardless of content, media use puts us in Fight or Flight.
Body: Blood flows away from the gut and reproductive organs toward the limbs and heart during media use. It increases heart rate and blood pressure. It is inducing our flight or fight response. Research shows this happen regardless of content.
Tucson Waldorf School is dedicated to nurturing each child’s capacity for creative imagination, independent thinking, and positive action. The school’s efforts to foster students’ healthy emotional development and meaningful relationships with their environment and other people are undermined by encounters with media that separate children from authentic experience and promote a distorted, developmentally inappropriate, and consumerist view of the world. The impact of media exposure is passed on to other children, reverberating through the community and showing up in other children’s play, attitudes, language, and inner life.
We are all working on our relationship to media and our goal is to build a supportive community where we can all work together to help each other and our children on this journey.
Some excerpts above summarized from book, Reset Your Child’s Brain: A Four Week Plan To End Meltdowns, Raise Grades, and Boost Social Skills by Reversing the Effects of Electronic Screen-Time by Victoria L. Dunckley, MD.
Tucson Waldorf School has copies of Reset Your Child’s Brain, which are currently available for purchase at cost in either office.
Link to book here.
National Screen-Free Week is April 30th – May 6th

Angst: Raising Awareness Around Anxiety | Treasuring Childhood Film & Lecture Series
2018-04-18 08:00 - 17:00
Join us on Wednesday, April 18th for a screening of Angst with faculty led discussion to follow. Is anxiety affecting you and the people living in your community? Are you a teacher who sees many students dealing with stress or anxiety? Or a parent with children experiencing anxiety? Help break the stigma around anxiety and get the discussion started today.
Angst is a film that explores anxiety, its causes, effects, and what we can do about it. The filmmaker’s goal is to have a global conversation and raise awareness around anxiety. Angst features candid interviews with kids and young adults who suffer, or have suffered, from anxiety, and what they’ve learned about it. The film includes discussions with mental health experts about the causes of anxiety and its sociological effects, as well as help, resources, and tools.
Wednesday, April 18th
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Tucson Waldorf School
3605 East River Road, Tucson, AZ 85718
520-529-1032
www.tucsonwaldorf.org
Space is Limited, Please RSVP to:
TreasuringChildhood@TucsonWaldorf.org
Free and Open to the Public
This event is intended for adults only.

The Art of Discipline: Presentation and Discussion | Treasuring Childhood Film & Lecture Series
2018-03-28 18:00 - 19:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Join our faculty on Wednesday, March 28th from 6:00 – 7:30pm for a discussion of discipline through the years. Topics addressed will include: What is the relationship between rhythm and discipline in the early years? How do parents address the wide range of behaviors at different stages with the appropriate response? What is the difference between punishment, discipline, redirection and consequences? What should I expect from my child at each stage of development? The evening is a joint presentation with Grades and Early Childhood faculty.

The Beginning of Life | Treasuring Childhood Film & Lecture Series | Wednesday, January 24th
2018-01-24 18:00 - 19:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Join us for this documentary film screening and discussion of practical ways to support our developing children in their earliest years.
One of the greatest neuroscience breakthroughs is having discovered that babies are far more than a genetic load. The development of all human beings lies on the combination of genetics, the quality of the relationships and the environment they are set on. The Beginning of Life invites everyone to reflect: are we taking good care of this unique moment, which defines both the present and future of humankind?

School Garden Fundraiser at Chipotle | Wednesday, November 1st
2017-11-01 16:00 - 20:00
Make dinner a generous act by joining us for a fundraiser to support the Tucson Waldorf School gardening program. Come in to the Chipotle at 3055 North Campbell avenue in Tucson on Wednesday, November 1st between 4:00pm and 8:00pm, and be sure to tell the cashier you’re supporting our TWS garden so that 50% of the proceeds will be donated directly to Tucson Waldorf School. Thank you for your support and please help spread the word. For more information or to view or print a flyer, click here: Chipotle Garden Fundraiser

Finger Plays for Young Children | Treasuring Childhood Film & Lecture Series 2017-2018
2017-10-21 09:00 - 10:30 | Tucson Waldorf School, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, 85718
Join us for a Parent Workshop on Saturday, October 21 from 9:00 to 10:30am. A Teacher Workshop will follow from 12:00 to 3:00pm. Lynn St. Pierre presents Wilma Ellersiek’s work designed for the young child. Her finger plays and movement games include gesture, rhythm, rhyming verse, full body movement and singing in the mood of the fifth. We’ll do a variety of games including loving touch, dancing hands, seasonal plays and delightful movement games. These games demonstrate great wisdom in supporting healthy sensory development. The plays may be woven into the fabric of your family life creating a more harmonious and joyful atmosphere throughout the day and night. We hope you will come for the morning to learn delightful finger plays and movement games that will engage your children in the most wonderful ways!
Lynn St. Pierre is a well know presenter, sharing her work on early childhood developmental movement at conferences, teacher trainings, workshops and parent educational events throughout the world. Lynn is a member of the International Hand Gesture Working Circle, and the founding kindergarten teacher of the Applesong School, a parent collective in Lyons,
Colorado.
The Parent Workshop is free. There is a $30 registration fee for the teacher workshop (limited scholarships available upon request).
Teacher Workshop pdf
Parent Workshop pdf

Grades Subject Classes Open House | Tuesday, October 3rd
2017-10-03 16:00 - 17:00
The Grades Faculty will host a Grades Subject Class Open House with displays from our diverse grades subject classes including: Orchestra, Gardening, Handwork, Movement Education , Woodwork, and the World Languages Program featuring Spanish and Arabic classes.
Subject and class teachers will be on hand to answer questions and visit with parents. Current and prospective parents can drop in to meet the teachers, and learn more about the rich curriculum that supports our work in Main Lesson here at Tucson Waldorf School.
To R.S.V.P. or for more information, please contact: enrollment@tucsonwaldorf.org

Waldorf 101: A conversation with John Keeney | Wednesday, September 27th.
2017-09-27 18:00 - 19:30 | Tucson Waldorf School Grade 3 Classroom, 3605 East River Road, Tucson, AZ, 85718
Are you a newcomer to Tucson Waldorf School? Are you a TWS old-timer who still has some questions about our curriculum and pedagogical methods? Questions are highly valued in a Waldorf school! Are these some of yours: What is anthroposophy and who is Rudolf Steiner? Why does Waldorf teach reading differently? What is Michaelmas and why is it celebrated? How does rhythm support the children? What’s all this about screen media use? Will my child learn the scientific method? What will my child really get out of this school?!?
If so, we would love to have you join us for a conversation with John Keeney, current TWS Grade 3 teacher:
Waldorf 101B, September 27th 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Grade 3 classroom. Please RSVP to enrollment@tucsonwaldorf.org
