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Chalkboard drawings created by Grades' teachers are a unique aspect to Waldorf education. It brings not only beauty and art into every classroom but also often represents a timely theme studied in the class.

To culminate their Renaissance History Block, 7th Grade students chose an artist and tried to render one of their works. Then, they made their own plaster and pigments to create their candle frescoes.

At Highland Hall our high school curriculum fosters a love of learning, teaching students not what to think, but how to think. Hear about Highland Hall High School from our students by signing up for one of our school tours.

The High School Handbell Choir has been rehearsing Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles. A challenging piece, but they hope to perform it for the Spring concert in May. All High School students can participate in a Music Elective Class: orchestra, choir or handbell choir.

To culminate their studies of the Age of Discovery, 7th grade students were asked to choose an explorer & create a board game depicting their travelled route in the world.

The National German Exam is a standardized assessment given annually by the American Association of Teachers of German, and this year, over 15,200 students participated. 11th Grader, Lotus Opseth, won the Gold Award after scoring in the 96th percentile nationally on Level 3. Daniel Kruglov received an Achievement Award for his excellent performance on Level 2.

Beginning with the 2022-2023 school year, children as young as three years of age will be admitted into the Preschool program.

Our students learn the balance between individual striving and concern for the group as a whole.
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A magical experience for children under six years old--open to the public!
Saturday, October 29th
6:30-8:30 pm
The Early Childhood Center at Highland Hall Waldorf School welcomes children under six years old and their guardians for an evening of enchantment! Wear your costumes and follow the pumpkin lantern-lit path to collect treasures along the way.
Free to attend! Advance RSVP's requested, to ensure there are enough treats for each child.

AWSNA Alum Relations has launched the Waldorf Alum Spotlight campaign celebrating Waldorf alums from across North America. A full listing of all alums can be found on the Waldorf Education website.

The world gets better one person and one action at a time. "Seeding the Future" provides a glimpse into the principles of Waldorf education, an education that fosters concern for others, connection to the world, and the capacity to be in service to society.

2019 sees Highland Hall joining in a global celebration of the 100th anniversary of Waldorf Education.

The theme of this second Waldorf 100 video is “Encounter, Engagement, Inclusion” and it features schools from around the globe that are working in very important ways to advance the social mission of Waldorf education.

Gear up for Game Night at Highland Hall! Mark your calendars and join us on March 14 for a fabulous Gala evening of Fun and Games and Surprises! Highland Hall will host this fabulous evening for our large community of parents, alumni, alumni parents and friends.

There are now several opportunities for High School students to expand their academic work beyond the classroom.