NEWS & EVENTS

Every year, the third grade farm trip delivers something memorable. This year, it delivered two moments nobody saw coming.

Like generations of Waldorf third graders before them, the kids rose early, tended animals, harvested crops, helped cook meals, cleaned up after themselves, and figured out what they're made of when home is a little farther away than usual.

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.

The Waldorf School of Baltimore invites families from all across Baltimore to celebrate Earth Week with KidStock, a morning of live music, environmental education, and hands-on eco activities on Sunday, April 26, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to noon.

Are you a parent interested in exploring joyful and inspiring educational options for your preschool - eighth grader? Curious about Forest Kindergarten? Or perhaps you are simply wondering what Waldorf Education is all about?

This 30-minute Zoom on Friday, April 14th, 2026 is for you!

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

"Nap, or rest time, may be one of the most overlooked and misunderstood parts of an early childhood program.

Some adults may smile at the idea. Nap? Surely the easiest part of a day. Children lie down. Eyes close. Silence at last.

Parents and teachers of young children, however, know better...."  Read the entire article over at the Baltimore Fishbowl!

Morning Circle at Waldorf School of Baltimore is where learning wakes up. Poems are spoken together, sometimes acted out hand movements, and usually, a fair share of humor. Songs shift with the seasons and with whatever the class is studying. Numbers find a beat. Words invite gesture. Everything feels connected.

The Waldorf Fair, hosted by the WSB Parents Association, is a beloved community event bringing together families, local Baltimore artisans, and small businesses for a day of fun, creativity, and togetherness. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to experience our school’s beautiful campus and the magic of Waldorf festival traditions.