Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

WSP was invited to be presenters at Point Park University — School of Education Symposium — “Addressing Trauma and its Impact on Student...

Ms. Opdahl leads the Rising Ceremony, a Grade 6 rite of passage.

A Message from Our Head of School

Researchers have found that teacher looping is a key component in student success in school and beyond.

The Class of 2024 welcomes Grade 1 to WSP.

Grade 6 experienced the Rising Ceremony (formerly known as the Knighting Ceremony). This rite of passage is one that honors the year-long...

Read Mr. Andrew's recently published article about Eurythmy in Being Human, the quarterly publication from the Anthroposophical Society...

An affinity space and discussion will include other WSP parents to explore where we are and where we hope to go as a school community.

March 29th from 7–7:45pm with Robyn Thomas and Denise Pollack

We are excited to announce a new offering, Waldorf Wednesdays, for newly accepted, applicant, and existing WSP families. These virtual...

To learn more about open positions at the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh go to waldorfpittsburgh.org/careers.

At the Grammys on Sunday evening the trio Tme for Three won two awards—one for Best Classical Instrumental Solo and another for Best...

Students in Grade 1 meet Mr. Multiply whose magic power is to make more of whatever he touches. By engaging the imagination through story...

Students in the grades program experienced a "Walk Through the Grades" during which each class exhibited selected work from the school year.

On December 8th and 9th, our school will honor the tradition of the Winter Spiral.

Modeling with beeswax helps physical and cognitive development.

Ms. Goodman leads Grade 2 through form drawing. “Form drawing, as it is called, is repetitive drawing of symbols and shapes—both linear...

Grade 7 finished a Geometry Block in which the class worked with the concepts of angles, circles, and spirals. Students quickly picked up...

All Early Childhood programming to be canceled on February 10 due to WECAN Conference

We invite you to watch this video by Camellia Waldorf School Pedagogical Chair, Laura Embrey to help answers those questions.