Our Students enjoyed the morning with the morning harvest and  gardening.  They, as well as the teachers, went out and picked as many tomatoes as they could.  The weather is changing now and we are soon expecting our first frost.

 

"May my soul bloom in love for all existence"

- Rudolf Steiner 

 

 

 

 

 

We feel it is important for our students to learn with head, hand, and heart. The connection with nature will provide healthier living for our students.  It always makes the heart happy when the children are happy.



Our new school year here at Lakota Waldorf School 2014 to 2015 has begun.

 

We are very happy to have the children back this school year.  Lakota Waldorf school is working with kindergarten, first, and second graders.  The staff, board of directors, and parents would like to thank everyone for their continued support. 

 

Everyday has been very exciting for our second graders to look in the chicken coup for fresh eggs from our family of school chickens.  We are fortunate to have a garden that provides nourishment for the students. Here they are able to pick tomatoes, bell peppers, and cabbage.