Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

Daisy Kindergarten students wet felted eggs for spring. To their surprise and delight they found their eggs hatched and little yellow...

WSP extends a warm welcome to our new hires for the 2024–25 school year! Zach Dow joins the faculty as the Grade 1 teacher for the Class...

Angel paintings from Grade 1. Grade 2 ends their day playing “school.” 8th Grade Portrait Project: chalkboard drawing of Harriet Tubman...

On Thursday afternoon Grade 5 participated in the opening ceremony for the Pentathlon—the culmination of not only the fifth grade social...

Poppy and Sunflower Kindergarteners gathering worm families. Congratulations to the WSP Cliffhangers for a third place ribbon at the...

Our Little Friends spent the month exploring the mud on rainy days, keeping their cubbies neat and tidy, immersed in creative play, and...

Seventh Grade students receive encouragement and safety reminders from Ms. Illar (on right) at Hidden Valley Ski Resort. She is a...

The 8th Grader is one who thinks logically and systematically, making the 8th Grade’s January Computer Science block, taught by Ms....

Indoor start for Dandelion, Buttercup, Poppy, and Sunflower Kindergarten this week on a cold day! Grade 4 painting winter trees. A...

A collection of work from Main Lesson and Art created by our Grade Eight students.

Sunflower and Buttercup Kindergarten enjoy the autumn leaves on campus. First Grade plays a fun guessing game in Russian class with Mrs....

We are proud to share some of our student's artistic work.

First Graders solar dye yarn with marigolds in Handwork class outdoors.

8th Graders practice their class play on the Heartwood Annex stage. Poppy and Dandelion Kindergarteners climbed to the top of the...

An Overview by Omar Alghamdi, Grade 4

The Rosebud Nursery children worked beautifully together in their building with blocks. Watercolor trees painted by Grade 3. Grade 4...

Little Friends celebrate the Indian Festival of Colors

Rosebud Nursery students enjoy outdoor time on campus. Free creative play is our first artistic expression. It fosters imagination,...

A Letter from Our Head of School

Grade Six began Black History month by reading Reaching for the Moon, an autobiography of NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson. The class...