Unconventional by Nature: Early Childhood through Grade 12
Meet our Staff – Dana Wagner
Dana Wagner grew up as a Midwest farmer’s daughter. Her father served as a professor of agriculture and ran a 45 acre cattle farm in Missouri, so farming and food played a big role in her life. For college, she chose to study retail marketing at Central Missouri State...
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...
Events
Monday, February 18
Mid-Winter Recess- SCHOOL CLOSED
Thursday, February 21
Eco-Alchemy: a talk with Dan McKanan
Dan McKanan, PhD, of Harvard Divinity School, will speak on how the history of environmentalism, biodynamic agriculture, and…
Monday, February 25
Third Grade Farm Trip
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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