

AS THE WORLD SPEEDS UP, WE SLOW DOWN
A Decidedly Different Approach to Education
At Linden Waldorf School, we take a decidedly different approach to education. As the world speeds up, we purposefully slow our students' educational experience, allowing their natural curiosity to flourish. Our rigorous core subjects are intertwined with rich play, time in nature, practical arts, and a vibrant arts education. The “extras” at Linden show up as positive traits, common in our graduates, but increasingly uncommon in today's fast-paced society. Our graduates are recognized by high schools and colleges as well-rounded, critical thinkers, imaginative and strong in body, mind and spirit. The Waldorf approach strives to educate the whole child who, as an adult, will be capable of imparting a sense of purpose and place in the whole world and uniquely suited to meeting the challenges of an unpredictable future. If you’re looking for something different for your child, perhaps Waldorf Education is for you.
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. . . Been inspired to be lifelong learners!
LEARN HOW THESE ACTIVITIES ENHANCE OUR COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM >
By eighth grade our students will have . . .

Tended a garden, built a shelter, and slept under the stars
Worked with head, heart, and hands

Read in Spanish and Mandarin, sung in Sanskrit, and recited in Hebrew

Splashed in the rain, slid in the snow or basked in the sun—daily

Written and illustrated more than 30 text books
Experienced a "moveable"
classroom

Competed in a Greek pentathlon and performed in a circus
Spent more than five years playing a recorder and string instrument
Created things of beauty and practicality by hand
alUMS about
Shaan Merchant '11 The 30-Day Justice Plan. Eliana Gorden '20 at The Frist. Madeline Lederman '20 inspiring muralist. Haviland Whiting '16 pub's poetry. Maya Stewart '17 in Pinstriped Zine. Rita Johnson '14 global triathlete
LEARN ABOUT the inclusive diversity of Waldorf Education around the globe in this video


