“Back to School” time is here, complete with the sometimes-difficult transition “back to bedtime.” The summer days are still long and the...

In this new three-part series, WSP Registrar Jenni Blythe hosts a conversation about Waldorf Education with three members of the WSP...

By Rachel Ullman As the parent of three children, ages 2.5, 7, and 11, nothing has saved our family sanity more during this time of being...

Seasonal festivals celebrating the rhythms with which the seasons provide us are a hallmark of Waldorf education, and May Fair, our...

We hope you enjoy this puppet show performed by WSP Early Childhood teacher Amy Shor. This video is part of the Waldorf curriculum Mrs....

This tutorial on how to plant wheatgrass at home was created by Early Childhood teacher Mrs. Cirianni-Jones as part of our distance...

by Rachel Ullman During this time of distance learning, our Early Childhood classes have transitioned to a virtual learning platform....

by Rachel Ullman Our campus may be closed, but our learning continues… Since our campus closure last month, the classrooms at the Waldorf...

by Rachel Ullman The research is clear: Active learning is superior to passive. Real-world, hands-on experiences must come before...

We hope you and your family enjoy this nature puppet show, “Over in the Meadow”, performed by WSP Early Childhood teacher Amy Shor. In...

by WSP parent Rachel Ullman. Illustrations by Nora Sheehan '04. Our Early Childhood teachers at the Waldorf School of Princeton impress...

by WSP parent Rachel Ullman. Each week in our Early Childhood classrooms, a hearty soup is prepared and eaten by our students. There is...