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From California to 4th Grade at Kimberton…
Reflections by Maggie Kincheloe, 4th Grade Class Teacher When I “found” Waldorf education, I did…
Gifts from Nature
by Celia Martin It has been an especially hot summer so these cooler days are…
Forest Kindergarten, Gardening Program, and Environmental Studies Curriculum Overview
What ties together the Forest Kindergarten, Gardening Program, and Environmental Studies Curriculum at KWS? Intentional,…
Building Bonds and Creating Memories: Playing Sports at KWS
Guest post by Ciara O’Hara, class of 2025, a rising junior who recently returned from…
Celia’s story: overcoming fear
In this heartwarming video, gardening teacher Celia Martin shares the story of an “ah ha!”…
Todd Stong’s Words to the Class of 2023 at their Graduation Exercises
Saturday, June 10, 2023 Todd Stong studied art and creative writing at Brown University, graduating…
Mr. Strevig’s Life Changing Moment with 9th Grade
Environmental studies and outdoor program teacher Jake Strevig recounts his unforgettable experience on a canoe…
Reflections from Rebecca Frankel, Class of 2017
Rebecca Frankel ’17, pictured during her recent travels to Greece Tell us about your journey…
Two Alumni Receive Fulbright Scholarships in Pursuit of Education and Cultural Exploration
Kimberton Waldorf School has always been dedicated to nurturing students’ holistic development and providing them…
Growing a Green Legacy: Students Collaborate to Restore Kindergarten Creek’s Ecosystem
by Jake Strevig, HS Life Sciences teacher Students in Kindergarten through 8th grade joined forces…
The Need to Create with our Hands
By Jonathan Steckel, Class of 1996 Life for me after Kimberton Waldorf School in 1996…
River Ecology and the world of aquatic macro-invertebrates
by Jake Strevig, HS Life Sciences teacher In the 9th grade River Ecology course, we take…
