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* Waldorf Education * Give the Gift of Childhood *

Receive the children with reverence
Educate them with love
Send them forth in freedom.
~Rudolf Steiner

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08-09 Mandatory Tuition Payment Enrollment for all WWS families.


Ongoing
Westside Waldorf Yahoo Group
For members of the Westside Waldorf community only
Join at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westsidewaldorf/join


June 14 through September 2
Summer Break
Have a great summer!

Wednesday, September 3
School resumes for Grades 1 thru 8
Welcome back!

Monday, September 8
School resumes for Early Childhood
(Nursery and Kindergarten)

Wednesday, September 17, 7 pm
All School Meeting
Location: McComb Campus

Thursday, October 2, 9 am
Tour of the McComb Campus
For parents and visitors. Hospitality and conversation will follow. (RSVP @ 310-454-7064 ext 1)

Thursday, November 6, 9 am
Tour of the McComb Campus
For parents and visitors. Hospitality and conversation will follow. (RSVP @ 310-454-7064 ext 1)

Thursday, November 13, 9:30 am
Tour of the Waldorf Early Childhood Center
Location: 15th Street Campus in urban Santa Monica. For parents and visitors. Hospitality and conversation will follow. (RSVP @ 310-454-7064 ext 1)

Related Waldorf Links:

whywaldorfworks.org
millennialchild.com
waldorflibrary.org
waldorfbooks.com
knittersbookshelf.com
naturesongyarn.com
bobnancy.com
waldorfworld.net
greenhome.com
healthychild.org


* A Chat with Westside Waldorf in the Santa Monica Mirror,
by David Charles, Waldorf Parent and Writer:
http://smmirror.com/MainPages/DisplayArticleDetails.asp?eid=7096 *


Eugene Schwartz at the Westside Waldorf School:
"Three Turning Points In Your Child's Life"
November 1, 2007 Lecture Highlights
Click to view video


THE 2008 WALDORF SILENT AUCTION ONLINE:
www.silentauctions.biz/waldorf

"The Importance of storytelling, of the natural rhythms of daily life, of the evolutionary changes in the child, of art as the necessary underpinning of learning, and of the aesthetic environment of the whole - all basic to Waldorf Education for the past 70 years - are being "discovered" and verified by researchers unconnected to the Waldorf Movement." - Paul Bayers, Professor, Columbia Teachers College