Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

The 2023–24 school year marks our 30th anniversary as WSP opened its doors for the first time in September 1993. In honor of this special...

Thank you to everyone who donated to the WSP Annual Fund on Giving Tuesday, November 28th. Your contributions move our school that much...

WSP parent Heather Cramer of Olive & Marlow is donating 30% of sales to the Class of 2024's class trip from now until December 17th....

WSP is once again offering beautiful, long-lasting roping and wreaths to bring the outdoors in once the snow has blanketed the outside....

Saturday’s Grace & Gratitude invites you to the WSP Community Leaf Raking from 10am–12pm. All are welcome. Time spent counts toward your...

Saturday’s Grace and Gratitude supports our library and our students in Grades 4–8. Since 2013, WSP has had a Reading Club that supports...

We invite families to participate in our “30 Days of Grace and Gratitude” campaign kicking off on November 1. We invite families to...

Celebrate our 30th! We are excited to offer all-cotton short sleeve and long sleeve 30th anniversary shirts in toddler (2T, 4T, 5–6T),...

With your generosity we more than met our ambitious goal of raising 1/3 of the total campaign goal in the first week of the campaign.

We have raised $12,678 toward our goal to raise 1/3 of our overall campaign goal at kick-off!

A Letter from our Head of School

We are very excited about our Annual Fund gift for 2023–24! This commemorative bag marks the 30th anniversary of our school.

In honor of our upcoming 30th anniversary, WSP launched a Chair-ity to replace the chairs we have been using for twenty years. We are...

For just $55 you can purchase a chair for a student!

May Fair is our annual festival that ritually welcomes Spring. This event engages the students with the larger community and celebrates...

Support the Class of 2023

Get your Greens orders in today!

Thank you to everyone who came out in-person and online for Moonlight Gallery.

The Parent Association is happy to once again sell winter greens for home decoration.

Isaac Beachy cut his first piece of glass in 2003 in Harrisonburg, Va, where he is from. After getting his degree in Peace, Justice and...