This unusual year, students are staying in their unique classroom cohorts.

Lessons are taking place both in our outdoor and indoor classrooms on the expansive 38-acre campus.

In fifth grade history, examples of ancient cultures, along with experiences from everyday life, are explored starting with Ancient India, followed by Ancient Persia, Egypt, Assyria, and Ancient Greece.

Geography is continued in ever widening circles to the study of North America. Where the study of history leads to an understanding of the inner nature of humanity, geography leads us into the wide spaces.

Middle School is a time of impressive change! The rich Waldorf curriculum engages children as they grow and mature. During a time when they are becoming more aware of their bodies, middle schoolers study human physiology. Once this science unit is completed, the students move on to study the Renaissance Period in social studies and in art the beauty of the human form. The Renaissance was a flourishing period of exploration: a rebirth of human thought with a rush of bold ideas from artists, scientists and philosophers. In many ways, this era mirrors the inner world of the adolescent.