Unconventional by Nature: Early Childhood through Grade 12
Handwritten Love Letter project to go on display at Hawthorne Valley Farm Store
For the month of February, the Handwritten Love Letter Project will be on display in Hawthorne Valley Farm Store’s café exhibit space. The show is a collection of letters sent in by the community and found online. The inspiration for this project came from a...
Middle School Science Fair on Jan 18
On Friday, January 18, Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School will host its annual Middle School Science Fair. The event will run from 1:15 to 2:45pm, and is open to all HVS parents and students. The Grade 6 students will present display posters on a research topic from...
Events
Wednesday, January 23
Second grade class meeting
Thursday, January 24
Eighth Grade Class Meeting
Monday, January 28
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Hawthorne Valley will host the second blood drive of the 2018-2019 school year on Mon, Jan 28. Besides…
Academics
Each child’s journey is unique. As Waldorf educators, we strive to impact their journeys in ways that are both powerful and lifelong. How can we best connect children to their natural and wondrous abilities? How can we foster an environment fertile enough to spark their highest sense of purpose? When we allow them to have wonder it’s a gift, and it’s a seed that is planted in them that will grow into adulthood. And, if we can do this, if we can plant the seeds of joy, and love, and gratitude through our teaching and through our support, then we are giving the child a gift for their future.
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Waldorf Education 100th Anniversary!
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