Dear Families,

We hope you and your loved ones are well.  In-person tours of our campus are currently not an option however, we would like to schedule an online meeting option via a Zoom call to give you more information regarding our community and programs. Please fill out this inquiry form to schedule.

Sacramento Waldorf School focus is on experiential learning — an active approach to a subject’s lesson which uses different senses and subjects like arts and music, tactics, and manipulatives to best stimulate the mind to retain what is being learned. The Waldorf classroom experience is designed to build strong relationships, enhance social, emotional learning and create community bonds through seasonal events, festivals, assemblies, plays and more. 

Since in-person learning is currently not an option at this time, Sacramento Waldorf School teachers and faculty are forging new pathways to engage and reach students and parents in our school-to-home programming format.  Early childhood teachers have shared a wealth of school-to-home activities to meet the needs of the young child.  Imagination, inspiration, and intuition are finding their way from our early grades’ teachers to their students in partnership with the parents.  Our middle school faculty has rolled out phase one of a robust curriculum, enabling the students to take ownership of their learning, with growing maturity, and collaboration with their teachers.  Early childhood through grade eight programming is developing a comprehensive, intentional approach to connect with students and their parents, balance the need for technology, while minimizing screen time.  The high school is using Zoom and other methods for innovative curriculum delivery.

Please see our recent video from the Sacramento Bee.

We hope to connect with your family soon and wish you good health and wellness. 

On behalf of Sacramento Waldorf School, 

Cindi Bradshaw 

Director of Admissions
admissions@sacwaldorf.org or 916-860-2518