What does Tucson Waldorf School have in common with many prestigious universities? (Aside from our graduates, that is!) An Endowment Fund! Yep, you heard that right. And thanks to […]
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Dear #GivingTuesday and Annual Fund Donors, You did it. You came together and donated, and Tucson Waldorf School faculty and staff were able to receive generous bonuses, after an unprecedented and grueling ten months! […]
Please Welcome Jen Rosenstein, New Pedagogical Director! Plus, Some Faculty Changes . . .
Jen Rosenstein Hired Part-Time as Pedagogical Director Please welcome to the Tucson Waldorf School community Jen Rosenstein as our new Pedagogical Director. Jen will be serving part time to remotely […]
Meet Norma Fregoso, Tucson Waldorf School’s New Finance Office Manager
Norma Fregoso is an entrepreneur and businesswoman. Â She is originally from Freeport, Illinois and has a BA degree with honors from Columbia College in Chicago. Â For the past 15 years […]
Giving Tuesday: Ways to Give
“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver” – Maya Angelou  At a time when we are all experiencing the […]
Meet Dr. Josh, Tucson Waldorf School’s New Health Consultant
Josh Reilly, N.M.D. or Dr. Josh to most of his patients, is known for his down-to-earth, practical and eclectic approach to medicine, leadership, management, and decision-making. He took a […]
Faculty Feature: Michelle Blazewicz, Grade 5 Teacher
There is no doubt this pandemic has had an enormous impact on education, and nowhere is that more true than in Waldorf schools, where technology has never been a part […]
How to Stay Well During COVID, the Waldorf Way: Part 1, Sleep and Warmth
by Ursula Ramos Many of our children have recently transitioned back to school in person and we all continue to try to stay healthy amidst the continued pandemic, there […]
Faculty Feature: Elizabeth Falcon, Grade 2 Teacher
The pandemic has brought with it many challenges for teachers, schools, and families, challenges which were enhanced by the in-person nature of Waldorf education. Last week, Bayla Sussman discussed with […]
Faculty Feature: Bayla Sussman, Grade 1 Teacher
“Waldorf education . . . online? What?! How?!” Like Waldorf teachers around the globe who have struggled to bring this unique education to students via largely virtual paths, teachers at […]