At the Waldorf School of Princeton, our campus is an extension of the classroom. The forests, hills, and fields serve as places for our...

This October, the Waldorf School of Princeton held a school-wide food drive. The goal of the drive was to collect and donate 500...

It was a joyous return to campus in late August, as the 2020-2021 school year began, reuniting students, families, faculty and staff...

“Oh! The Waldorf school! That’s where they teach kids to knit, right?” Certainly the inclusion of Handwork - knitting, crochet, sewing,...

Marking the change of seasons with celebration and festival is a long-held tradition at the Waldorf School of Princeton. In addition to...

At Waldorf School of Princeton, our subject area classes are not “extras.” They are an integral part of our interdisciplinary curriculum....

On August 31st, a perfectly sunny and cool day, the Waldorf School of Princeton returned to campus after transitioning to distance...

Discover the many Special Subjects of our rich, interdisciplinary Grade School curriculum.

At the Waldorf School of Princeton, learning in nature has been part of our Early Childhood and Grade School programs for over 30 years....

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...

The third installment of "The Four Number Tumblers and the Missing Treasure" is here! As part of our Distance Learning program, 2nd Grade...

Join us in congratulating the WSP Class of 2020!🎓🎉 This past Saturday, our 8th Graders received their diplomas in a special social...

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

We invite you to take a journey to the Land of Letters and Sounds in this video made by WSP 1st Grade teacher Karen Atkinson. This video...

As our campus at the Waldorf School of Princeton remains closed during this time, our classrooms are still very much alive and well as...

Developing a connection to nature and a sense of environmental stewardship in our students exists as a goal at every grade level, from...

by WSP Handwork teacher Tami Denette Dyeing with onion skins is a fun project we do with the younger grades in Handwork class.  The...

by WSP 3rd Grade Teacher Susan Eggers Third grade is a year of practical experiences in so many areas, from cooking to textiles to...

At the Waldorf School of Princeton, we are fortunate to have a dye garden on our campus. The plants grown in this garden are used to dye...