This week, eighth grade students shared the culmination of a year of exploration, creativity, and independent work through their “Passion Projects.” Students presented their projects during the school day for…
Waldorf education is fundamentally social and experiential. Learning in the Waldorf classroom is designed to happen through direct human connection, shared activity, and engagement with the physical world. In this…
We are pleased to announce the graduation of the Charlottesville Waldorf School Eighth Grade Class of 2026 on Thursday, June 4. Friends and family are invited to join us for…
Friday, May 1, 2026Charlottesville Waldorf School We warmly invite our families and their guests to join us for a joyful day celebrating community, creativity, and the arrival of spring. Register…
Thursday, April 23 • 6:00 - 7:15 PMViolet Crown Cinema, 200 W. Main Street, Charlottesville Charlottesville Waldorf School warmly invites you to a panel discussion in partnership with the 2026…
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA — The Board of Trustees of Charlottesville Waldorf School is pleased to announce the appointment of Anne Coyner as the school's next School Director, following a one-year search…
In recent decades, early childhood education across the United States has changed dramatically. Academic expectations once reserved for older children have moved steadily downward. In particular, reading instruction in kindergarten…
In order to be recognized as a Waldorf school in North America, schools must be accredited through the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA). Accreditation is a cyclical…
From its founding in 1919, Waldorf education set out to do something fundamentally different: to educate the whole human being. At a time when schooling was largely focused on memorization…
Waldorf education is grounded in truth and beauty as daily practices that shape how children come to understand the world and themselves. Truth: Learning That Is Real, Developmentally Honest, and…