Introductory Words Kat McFee, Whole School Administrator Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, Parents, Guardians, Grandparents, and Friends of Sacramento Waldorf School – Welcome! as we open the 2022-2023 School Year. Today we embark upon the 64th year of co-creating a world of compassionate, deep-thinking individuals. Through this education, we have …
We are so proud of the accomplishments of our graduating seniors. They are engaged in their communities and working toward a better world.
Health and wellness was the topic of our April 2021 “Alumni Highlights” webinar. Our featured alumnae Allison French ’93, Doctor of Chiropractic, Yoga Teacher and Co-founder of The Dock Studios; and Nihal Kaur ’01, Acupuncturist and Licensed Herbalist, and founder of Nihal Kaur Acupuncture. They shared rich insight into their work …
Our February 2021 “Alumni Highlights” webinar featured Raymond Gonzalez, a professional guitarist and music teacher. Raymond is a graduate of the first SWS high school class, in 1978. He treated our community to a 30 minute concert and follow-up Q&A session. He has performed for audiences throughout the US, is …
Our third “Alumni Highlights” webinar featured two graduates who work in the fields of “UX” or User Experience and Information Sciences. The conversation with Ren Pope ’83 and Stefan Klocek ’93 provided a fascinating look into these careers. They also spoke of the impact and opportunity of their Waldorf education …
Our second “Alumni Highlights” webinar on November 4, 2020 featured Mosie Boyd, a Class of 1987 graduate who has devoted her life to politics, activism and getting women elected. Faculty emeritus Betty Staley facilitated our conversation with Mosie. It was a fascinating discussion to have in the midst of our national election. Watch …
Sacramento Waldorf School graduated its first high school class in 1978, an effort that was led by long-time faculty member, Betty Staley.
For some families, talking about race is a regular part of life. For others, it is a subject that can be difficult to discuss. For everyone, it’s an incredibly important conversation and should not be avoided. Children are learning and hearing about race, regardless of whether parents are talking to …
By Jennifer Alafranji, Community Outreach and Event Manager I first met Kim-Fredrik Schneider at Grand May Day a few years back. He was one of the first people to arrive at our Alumni Reunion and what struck me was his introduction. He looked me directly in the eyes, shook my …
On this day we honor Heidi Boucher, Sacramento Waldorf School graduate, alumni parent of three and grandmother of three. Her Waldorf education began in England at Michael Hall when she was eight years old. As the eldest child of five, Heidi’s youth was filled with creativity, imagination and caring for …
