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Special Speaker Event (Virtual)

Ushering in a More Wholesome Holiday Season: An Evening with Chinyelu Kunz

 
How can we emphasize truth, goodness, and beauty for our children in a season of busyness?

Is it possible to separate the festive from the frenetic?

Will opening ourselves to new traditions enrich our experience?

All Alumni over 21 are invited to walk the Winter Garden Spiral and participate in a bonfire-side mingle and jam afterwards. Warm drinks will be served. 

The WSB Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Culture & Community Committee will hold an open meeting for all adults in the Waldorf Community who are interested in learning about the committee or joining our work as members. Our mission is to put the DEI Statement of the Waldorf School of Baltimore into practice as we foster a warm, welcoming, and inclusive community for all. It will take place on Zoom on Thursday, Nov 17th at 7:30 pm. RSVP to WSBDEIcommunity@gmail.com for more information.

parents from 1st grade meet with their teacher to discuss the year.

Preview Night: An Early Look at the Waldorf Fair for Grown Ups

The Parents Association is excited to be once again opening our doors for an artisan and vendor Preview Night with wine and lite nibbles. From 7-9 pm on Friday March 3 beat the crowds and enjoy refreshments, adult crafts, and live music while browsing the work of artisans from the greater Baltimore area and beyond.

“Trust and confidence between parents and teachers is the foundation for success in the classroom. It is so important one can rightly call it the ‘second classroom.” - Torin Finser

Craft and Conversation will meet on the 1st and 3rd and 5th Wednesday of every month (if school is open) in person at 8:30am. You pick the meeting time that best suits your availability. At each meeting the group will discuss a short article about Waldorf education and then continue to work on a craft.

Craft and Conversation will meet on the 1st and 3rd and 5th Wednesday of every month (if school is open) in person at 8:30am. You pick the meeting time that best suits your availability. At each meeting the group will discuss a short article about Waldorf education and then continue to work on a craft.