Waldorf School of Pittsburgh

It’s not Winter Fair without raffling off a few wonderful baskets full of goodies! This year, we’re excited to offer Wines & Brews... ...a basket filled with a variety of tempting wines and microbrews handpicked by the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees and Reading Rascals ....a collection of Waldorf-inspired heirloom quality books, arts and crafts, cozy handknit items, and delicious treats! The drawing will happen virtually at 9pm EST during our live Night Market sale on Friday, December 4. You need not be present to win, but please join our Night Market group to join in on all the fun! https://www.facebook.com/groups/361224735324252/ Please click here to buy tickets! https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScB57lPWG_35KuCo/viewform

Greetings, friends and family! We’d like to invite you to our very first Winter Fair Night Market, a virtual, live fundraising sale open to our entire community! Please join us to shop for unique gifts and Waldorf-inspired treasures for every person on your list-- all for the benefit of our school’s tuition assistance program, faculty and staff salaries, and special programming.... Come on over to our group (and add your friends and family!) to learn more! https://www.facebook.com/groups/361224735324252/

Rise & Shine! Our 2020 Annual Fund has launched and is in full swing! All donations given through November 13th will be matched up to $5,350! Click to donate or learn more about this year's Rise & Shine Annual Fund.

Hooray! We are excited to welcome back our students in person on Monday! Things might look a little different, but we are looking forward to learning some new rhythms together and continuing our learning which never stops.

Compassionate. Courageous. Creative. Artwork by our talented Ms. Natalie

We have so much to be grateful for this first week back for in-person learning at WSP! There are a lot of new pieces of the day-to-day puzzle and one of our favorites is Mark Staley, our Interim Facilities Manager! Welcome, Mark!

We are preparing our campus for our students' return! One of the steps we are taking is using stickers and other signage to remind our community about our health and safety measures.

Early Childhood commemorated Michaelmas by participating in developmentally appropriate activities inspired by story and song. The youngest children planted daffodil bulbs and participated in feats of strength. Kindergarten held a beautiful ceremony that included a robust obstacle course, as well as making swords, crowns, and star wands to celebrate courage and strength.

We know Michaelmas looks different this year, but the message of bravery and perseverance shines brighter than ever. Wishing you a sweet harvest during this season.