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Congratulations to Marshunda Smith for her musical feature in the upcoming event: Tell Me A Story: Re-Imagining Education Through Storytelling, Creativity & The Art of the Imagination.
This online event is open to the public with tickets available for sale. For more info visit their website: SchoolofSophia.org/tell-me-a-story.
FREE LIVE STREAMING EVENTS VIA ZOOM! Click HERE to learn more.
Free LIVE STREAMING TALK Rudolf Steiner Early Childhood Ed. Interested in deepening your understanding of Rudolf Steiner Early Childhood Education? Join us on ZOOM Sat 31st October at 10.00 am for a FREE LIVE STREAMING talk by Connie Grawert on “The adult as a role model worthy of imitation by the young child.”
“A career as a Steiner Teacher in the Primary Classroom” – Terri McMillan sharing her insights as a Steiner teacher of 36 years of experience to inspire you for either our full-time Ad Dip Rudolf Steiner Ed on campus, or our part-time online course for Primary Class Teacher PD.
Saturday • November 7 at 10:00 AM (Sydney, Australia time)
Friday • November 6 at 6:00 PM (EST)
REGISTER HERE
To register for a link to join any of these FREE live streaming events, please go to SteinerseMinar.com.
Re-use! It’s one of the golden rules in caring for our planet. The Waldorf Community Association (WCA) Family Freecycle event is happening this week! Come visit their tent set up along the driveway. You don’t need to contribute in order to take clothing home. Clothing that doesn’t find a home by the end of the event will be donated to one of our local charities.
We always need volunteers. Please contact us if you are able to help out. Many hands make this work downright pleasant! Email WCA@waldorfmoraine.org. Thank you!
Friday • October 23 • 7:00 – 9:30 PM
The Waldorf Community Association (WCA), in collaboration with the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee (DEI) presents a community viewing of the documentary called “13th”. The movie will be shown outside on the quad with social distancing.
The event is FREE and suitable for adults in our community. Snacks will be available for a suggested donation. Adult alumni and friends of Waldorf are invited.
With our new online pledge page, extended family and friends are able to sponsor your family for this Saturday’s Virtual 5K. They can easily select their dollar amount, type in the name of the student or family, and make their tax-deductible donation online.
For those of you who are participating in the Family Fun Run this weekend, you’re more than welcome to share the link below to your circle of friends and family. Every dollar contributed will go to support and sustain our beloved school!
Much gratitude to Natalie (our amazing Enchanted Caravan Shop coordinator) for creating this webpage and making it easy for folks to contribute online.
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This year WSMF will be hosting a self-guided Halloween trail walk for all families on Wednesday, October 28. More information on ways to participate will be coming very soon, so mark your calendars!
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Branigan Reed. |
The Development Committee, along with faculty and staff members Deann Reyes-Wangh and Anita Haller-O’Neill had a successful evening where members of our WSMF community came together to enjoy some delicious s’mores and cider. New community members had the chance to meet some school faculty of the school and get to know many of the reasons why we love our school.
We gathered around the firepits, noshed on s’mores, and sipped on warm cider (the most popular combination was marshmallows and milk chocolate sandwiched between stroopwafels). The evening weather was crisp and clear with the beautiful harvest moon peeking through the trees. Friends old and new roasted delicious gourmet s’mores while we relaxed and laughed by the fire. It’s events like this that foster a deeper community connection. Thanks to all that were able to make it!
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You’re invited to a special gathering for WSMF Adults featuring a Cozy Fire, a Gourmet S’mores Bar & Mulled Spiced Cider!
CLICK HERE to purchase tickets via Eventbrite.
Limited to 20 adults. Tickets are $25 (+ processing fee) each.
The WSMF Development Committee has planned a casual evening for us adults to gather outdoors. Together cook our own s’mores over the fire, warm up with some spiced mulled cider all while enjoying one other’s company.
A DIY Gourmet S’mores Bar will be set up under the Quad tent for folks to individually design their s’more. Wooden chopsticks will be provided so you can easily and safely pick up your ingredients. When you’re done, the chopsticks can be tossed into the fire!
This is an adult-only event for friends to reunite and new friendships ignite. Ticket sales will support the WSMF School Fund (thank you)!
In an effort to support the financial wellbeing of our school, the WSMF Development Committee is working to create events (online and offline) that are fun and engaging while raising funds for the school. We would love to hear your creative ideas and suggestions. Send a note to the committee chair, Dr. Heidi Henrickson-Zohn at drheidiwellness@gmail.com.
| Thank you to all who purchased apparel. Here’s a quick summary: — 128 Items Sold — Together we raised $1319.96 for the school! |
Everyone is welcome to participate in this virtual 5K run/walk fundraising event (matching apparel makes it more fun, but it’s not required). Anyone anywhere can participate!
Thank you so much, and have a blast!
This event is hosted and organized by the Waldorf School at Moraine Farm (WSMF) Development Committee (new members welcome!, email Heidi below). In an effort to support the financial wellbeing of our school, the WSMF Development Committee is working to create events (online and offline) that are fun and engaging while raising funds for the school. We would love to hear your creative ideas and suggestions. Send a note to the committee chair, Dr. Heidi Henrickson-Zohn at drheidiwellness@gmail.com.
Join us for an interactive evening hike for parents and children (grades 1–8). Evoke a sense of mystery and adventure as we explore the grounds on this guided evening walk. Led by our very own Coleen Ryan and Jessalyn Hall, you and your children will enjoy a variety of hands-on activities and learning opportunities.
As the sun begins to set, we’ll head into the woods and tune into the changes happening in and around us. What about our sense of sight, touch, and smell? Is it better in the dark? Together we will discover the answers to such questions. This guided walk begins at dusk and will end in the dark.
Please feel free to bring a flashlight, but we ask that you only use it for emergencies or when the hike is completed.
Each child must be accompanied by at least one guardian.
Tickets are $10 (+ processing fee) per participant.
CLICK HERE to buy tickets via Eventbrite.
We look forward to seeing you!