Waldorf education is often described as a modern renaissance education, resulting in students who are cultured and knowledgeable, educated, and proficient in a wide range of fields, and possess the confidence and skills necessary to thrive in college, the workplace and in life.

Key areas of focus include the development of critical thinking, a highly developed ethical compass, and a lifelong love of learning, while at the same time fostering creativity, innovation, cooperation, and strong communication skills. These are the tools our children need in order to thrive and lead in the 21st century world.

In addition to our rich curriculum, signature streams for our high school include experiential and interdisciplinary learning, technology transformation, social and emotional development, service learning and social justice, and environmental stewardship. WSP high school follows an innovative assessment policy that focuses on the goal of intrinsic learning rather than rewards-based grades.

Education

Waldorf School of the Peninsula

Meg Jacoby

Marie-Aude Bélanger Pelletier

Megan Lin

Christina Assirati

The Education and Instruction team at Waldorf School of the Peninsula is dedicated to creating and implementing a holistic and interdisciplinary curriculum that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. Team members work collaboratively to integrate experiential learning, social and emotional development, and innovative teaching methods into their classes, ensuring that students gain the skills and ethical foundations needed to thrive in the contemporary world. Through a supportive and nurturing environment, the team equips students to embrace challenges and engage meaningfully with their education and the community.

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