Our Board of Directors election takes place May 3rd-7th. We have two candidates on the ballot and two seats to fill. Meet both candidates here and watch your email for the election announcement. Be sure to cast your vote!
On Wednesday, May 5th and Thursday, May 6th students will be celebrating May Faire and taking class photos. We encourage everyone to dress in spring finery and bring flowers and other items found in nature for the decorating of May crowns. Teachers will be taking their students on a rotated schedule to participate in May crown decorating, the taking of class photographs, and a May pole dancing experience with Ms. Docherty. In observation of our social distancing guidelines, this will be a student-only event. The May Faire page of our website features activities and songs for the whole family.
Now Enrolling
. . . for the 2021-2022 School Year.
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Join our K-8 community of creative and caring individuals next school year! Hands-on learning does not stop at Mountain Sage, where art, music, and movement are infused into an academically rigorous, sustainability-minded curriculum. Click to learn about scheduling a virtual tour and our enrollment process.
Announcing the Mountain Sage Forest School
New for the 21/22 school year, the Mountain Sage Forest School is perfect for families who want to complement their homeschool life with a rhythmic touchstone steeped in nature and cultivating community ties. When children are given time in nature, they know just what to do and get busy right away. The younger students learn primarily through imitation, imagination, and play, and the older students work more deeply with content and games that require a greater level of maturity, coordination, and thinking.
Read the 20/21 Parent Guide
7 Core Principles of Public Waldorf Education
As a member of the Alliance for Public Waldorf Education, we support and follow these important principles:
1. Image of the Human Being. Public Waldorf education is founded on a coherent image of the developing human being.
2. Child Development. An understanding of child development guides all aspects of the educational program, to the greatest extent possible within established legal mandates.
3. Social Change Through Education. Public Waldorf education exists to serve both the individual and society.
4. Human Relationships. Public Waldorf Schools foster a culture of healthy relationships.
5. Access and Diversity. Public Waldorf Schools work to increase diversity and access to all sectors of society.
6. Collaborative Leadership. School leadership is conducted through shared responsibilities within established legal structures.
7. Schools as Learning Communities. Public Waldorf schools cultivate a love of lifelong learning and self-knowledge.
