Waldorf Education
Frequently Asked Questions
Finding a Waldorf School
How do I find a Waldorf school in my area?
Search our affiliated schools directory.
I've looked in your search engine and can't find a school in my area. Are there any other schools?
If you are looking for a preschool or kindergarten, there may be a stand-alone Waldorf early childhood
program in your area. Visit the Waldorf Early Childhood Association website Directory or send a message to info@waldorfearlychildhood.com
Are there any Waldorf schools for developmentally disabled children?
Camphill Special School-Beaver Run in Pennsylvania is specially geared towards children with special needs. Rudolf Steiner worked with developmentally disabled for several years, and there are other schools and adult communities based out of this work. Please visit the Camphill Association of North America's website for more information.
Where can I find an international list of Waldorf schools?
Visit the directory of worldwide Waldorf schools.
Are there resources for Steiner-inspired home schooling?
Curricula, conferences and courses are available to families interested in providing Steiner-inspired
homeschooling to their children or making their children's homelife more congruent with their Waldorf
schooling. These include the following organizations:
Waldorf in the Home
Offers many resources for homeschooling families and others, including conferences and other events.
www.waldorfhomeschooling.org
Rudolf Steiner Institute
A summer institute that provides courses to Waldorf-trained teachers and others in Waldorf education and
other subjects and disciplines rooted in the work of Rudolf Steiner.
www.steinerinstitute.org
Lifeways North America
Provides training for family childcare providers, parents and others caring for children ages 0 to 6 years.
lifeways-center.org
