Excerpt from a recent note our first-grade teacher sent to the parents of her class:

Dear Parents,

What a delightful week! The first graders continue to enjoy their math block. This week, we continued to learn about the qualities of numbers, concentrating on 7, 8, 9, and 10. Our images for the numbers come from mult...

Alabama Waldorf School is pleased to have guest speaker, speech artist and educator with us this week to work with our faculty, staff, and Grades students.  

Language Nourishment

It is a signature of Waldorf education that it takes place through the spoken word. How this plays out specifically is informed...

On August 30, AWS alum Daniel Blokh was honored in a ceremony at the Library of Congress along with four other 2018 National Student Poets from across the nation. The National Student Poet program was founded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the nonprofit Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. At the...

Big congratulations to AWS alum Daniel Blokh who has been named National Student Poet! The Institute of Museum and Library Services in conjunction with the nonprofit Alliance for Young Artists and Writers selects only five young poets each year (one from each region) to hold this prestigious honor. We are so proud of h...

The Alabama Asian Cultures Foundation presents “Celebrate Unity, Honor Diversity II,” a multicultural, multimedia, artistic exploration of the universal mysteries of birth and death. This marks the 40th Anniversary celebration of Natyananda Indian Dance.

Saturday, August 18, 2018
Dorothy Jemison Day Theater at the Alaba...

A parent recently asked us, “How do I get work done with my young child at home without resorting to media use?” Just in time for summer, here are some tips from parents who have chosen a low-media lifestyle for their kids.*

Expect interruptions. If your child is 5 years old or younger, they will interrupt you, constant...

These AWS alumni from Ms. Lynda Powell’s class graduated with honors from high school this May. We are so proud of them!
 

Bronwyn Hall graduated with honors from the Jefferson County School of Visual Arts at Shades Valley High School. She ranked in the Top 20 of her class four years in a row. Bronwyn participated in th...

Waldorf science curriculum is an amazing example of experiential, project-based learning. Students set up their own demonstrations, and use of all their senses to observe a phenomenon - recording their observations, discussing and asking questions - before the phenomenon is explained to them. They also draw on their pa...

These Alabama Waldorf School alumns are winning prestigious awards and traveling abroad to use their world language skills to benefit kids in other countries. We are so proud of them!

​​Karen Hunt, an AWS alumnus from Ms. Lynda Powell’s class, graduates from Portland Waldorf School this month. Her mom Kristin says, “I c...

AWS Guest Speaker Series with Ronald Koetzsch, Ph.D.

Stand-up comedy for lovers of Waldorf! Join us on Monday, May 7, at 5:30 pm at AWS for a loving, irreverent, and hilarious look at Waldorf education and the culture of Waldorf schools with Waldorf educator, author, and professional stand-up comedian, Ronald Koetzsch,...