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The Magic of Childhood

A Baltimore private school rooted in wonder, purpose, and connection. At the Waldorf School of Baltimore, we educate the whole child—head, heart, and hands—through a joyful, arts-integrated curriculum from preschool through 8th grade. In our inclusive, nature-rich community, children grow intellectually, creatively, and ethically, emerging with the confidence to meet the world with curiosity and compassion.

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Early Childhood

Pre-K 2's - 4's, Kindergarten, and Forest Kindergarten

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News & Events

Annual Benefit and Auction: February 14th

Join us for an unforgettable evening that brings the fun to fundraising! Love Your School is our annual adults-only celebration featuring delicious food, delightful drinks, and the best company in the greater Baltimore area.

This beloved event gathers Waldorf’s lifelong community of alumni, alumni parents, current parents, grandparents, faculty, and friends like no other. Enjoy fantastic food and drink, a lively silent auction, and the chance to mingle with your favorite faculty, friends, and future friends.

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Register Now for the Winter Parent Child Class

Our Parent & Child classes are designed to help parent/guardians better understand and care for their young child(ren), while allowing toddlers the chance to interact in small group settings in a warm homelike environment.

Eight Friday classes from 9:00 am - 11:00 am each day:

  • Friday, January 23
  • Friday, January 30
  • Friday, February 13
  • Friday, February 20
  • Friday, February 27
  • Friday, March 6
  • Friday, March 13
  • Friday, March 27
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“With each year that passes, I appreciate more and more the unique education I received. Waldorf instilled in me a life-long thirst for learning, a deep reverence for nature, the ability to truly listen, and a well-rounded, compassionate worldview.”

Alison Goodwin, WSB Alum