At Alabama Waldorf School, the Martinmas Lantern Walk invites families to carry handmade lanterns into the early evening, celebrating kindness, community, and the inner light we each hold. Inspired by St. Martin’s simple act of compassion, this quiet festival reminds us that even as the days grow darker, our light can guide the way.

Looping in Waldorf Education allows teachers to stay with the same class for multiple years, nurturing trust, confidence, and deeper learning relationships.

What makes a Waldorf teacher unique? Rooted in relationships, observation, and artistry, Waldorf educators guide the whole child with presence and purpose.

Evolving the Movement Program at Alabama Waldorf School At Alabama Waldorf School, movement is not limited to a single subject or class....

At Alabama Waldorf School, we’re thoughtfully shaping our hillside so that everyone can participate fully in the life of our school.

With our Hillside Reimagination Project, we are transforming our campus into a Living Classroom Landscape.

As summer break ends, we eagerly prepare for the new school year. Stay connected for a smooth school transition.

The First Grade Rose Ceremony at Alabama Waldorf School bridges past and present, symbolizing growth and nurturing the whole child.

Nestled on a 4-acre campus in Crestwood, Alabama Waldorf School cherishes childhood curiosity and imagination, rooted in Waldorf principles.

Alabama Waldorf School follows AWSNA's seven principles, enriching the lives of students and educators.

At Alabama Waldorf School, kindergarten mealtime is a vital part of our pedagogical approach, nurturing holistic child development.

Handwork at Alabama Waldorf School nurtures creativity, resilience, and craftsmanship, shaping well-rounded individuals.