Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

Poppy Kindergarteners enjoy chatting and picking flowers in the play yard. Grade 4 performed its class play, King of the Restless Sea—the...

It is with great honor and pleasure that the Faculty announces the hiring of Ikhlasah "Iki" Woodburn (she/her) as the Class Teacher for...

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

On Tuesday, WSP parent Deanna Georgetti returned to campus to unveil the the finished silks children tie-dyed at May Fair. These silks...

Little Friends enjoy a new friend found in nature. Poppy Kindergarteners make dandelion crowns. Middle School students play their first...

Brush your hair and teeth, and put on your favorite shirt! We are delighted to have M&M Photography again with us for WSP Picture Day.

Morning Garden infant class returns to campus. This is the first time in two years that we have had this class on campus! Blacksmith, Ben...

Mr. Toby and Little Friends share a moment in the sun. Grade 1 enjoys free play time. Grade 3 begins gardening as part of the Grades...

Little Friends enjoy the range of temperatures this March is offering. Poppy and Dandelion Kindergarteners, along with Grade 1 students...

Dates: Thursday, April 21st for Early Childhood and Grades Students Monday April 25th for Morning Garden Infant & Toddler and Bluebell...

Poppy and Dandelion Kindergarteners atop the new pile of mulch! Grade One has been busy—Form Drawing, Morning Lesson, and Spanish. The...

Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held March 17–18th this year (no school for Early Childhood and Grades students).

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

WSP will be offering 2 weeks of summer camp this year! Save the dates: June 20–July 1. More details to come.

In Grade 4 Movement, Miss Dawn and the class explored the Chinese Dragon Dance—synchronicity, symbolism, strength, and grace—in...

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....

Peggy Yoo, Handwork Assistant (shown here on right with Ms. Louise) “I am fortunate and thrilled to be the new Handwork Assistant. My...

A Letter from Our Head of School

What is the difference between a rapid antigen test and a PCR test? To answer this question, WSP contact tracer David Konefal-Shaer...