Waldorf School of Lexington serves students from preschool and kindergarten through grade 8 on a historic campus in Lexington, MA, adjacent to the 185-acre Great Meadows conservation land. The Waldorf curriculum is carefully mapped to children's physical, emotional, and cognitive development and is delivered through meaningful human connections that build a foundation for successful life-long learning.
We weave the values of civility and kindness into our daily work in the hopes of building a more tolerant, open-minded world. Serving children ages 6 weeks-3 years, Parent-Child classes provide freedom of movement and self-initiated play for children, while parents, caregivers, and experienced teachers discuss child growth and development.
We weave the values of civility and kindness into our daily work in the hopes of building a more tolerant, open-minded world. Serving children ages 6 weeks-3 years, Parent-Child classes provide freedom of movement and self-initiated play for children, while parents, caregivers, and experienced teachers discuss child growth and development.
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For parents who want a balanced approach to educating their child in mind, body, and spirit, the Waldorf School of Lexington provides a challenging, arts-integrated curriculum in a healthy, joyful, and media-free environment.
One of over 1,200 Waldorf schools worldwide, WSL was founded in 1971 and serves 150 students from preschool through grade 8. Our program features highly trained, experienced faculty and an academic curriculum that is carefully mapped to children's cognitive, emotional, and physical developmental stages.The cornerstone of WSL's early childhood program is creative free play, which research indicates is crucial for healthy development.
One of over 1,200 Waldorf schools worldwide, WSL was founded in 1971 and serves 150 students from preschool through grade 8. Our program features highly trained, experienced faculty and an academic curriculum that is carefully mapped to children's cognitive, emotional, and physical developmental stages.The cornerstone of WSL's early childhood program is creative free play, which research indicates is crucial for healthy development.
Waldorf Education
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Waldorf education is a global educational movement, with over 1,100 schools on six continents, and in over 70 countries, worldwide. Each school is autonomous and independently run, yet linked by a common educational philosophy and curriculum. Waldorf education grows out of the work of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), an Austrian scientist, philosopher, architect, and educator who founded the first Waldorf School in Stuttgart, Germany in 1919.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice
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The Waldorf School of Lexington is committed to an ongoing process of learning, listening and deepening our understanding of equity, inclusion, and justice. With reverence, we strive to create, embrace and support a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and just community where everyone feels respected, connected and valued.
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Waldorf education is based on a uniquely rich philosophy. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions about Waldorf pedagogy. If you have a question that is not covered here, please email Sarah Martin, Admissions & Community Life Manager, or call 781-860-5208. What is Waldorf education all about?
Our Graduates
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Our alumni represent inspiration in action. Waldorf graduates have the ability to integrate thinking; to assimilate information as opposed to memorizing isolated facts; to be flexible, creative and willing to take intellectual risks; and are leaders with high ethical and moral standards who take initiative and are passionate to reach their goals.
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