– Come learn about Camellia’s play-based programs for young children.
– Meet our early childhood teachers.
– Visit our campus.
Parents and grandparents, please bring your children at 9:00 a.m. to … Read more
Protected Path is Camellia Waldorf School’s fright-free alternative to Halloween trick-or-treating. Here, children encounter gentle surprises, stories, and music performed along a luminary-lit path winding through our campus. At each stop, children receive a non-candy gift in their treat bag, … Read more
Camellia Waldorf School seeks a teacher to work in our Morning Care and Aftercare Programs. The ideal candidate has positive and successful experience working with children. Candidates with knowledge of Waldorf education and who have the required Early Childhood Education … Read more
As the school year has come to a close, we wanted to share with you some news about the twelfth grader students from Camellia’s Class of 2013, who recently graduated from high school.
We wish Camellia’s Class of 2013 success … Read more
We are pleased to share a new and innovative structure for our grade school that will offer the best from the Waldorf curriculum while creating a stable structure for our school. These changes will also allow us to increase levels … Read more
One of the distinguishing features of a Waldorf education is the absence of testing and competitive academics. Our Faculty work tirelessly to support the success of each child, to ensure that each child reaches his or her potential, and to … Read more
It is our practice at Camellia Waldorf School to have our students participate in standardized testing during their seventh and eighth grade years. The Terra Nova testing is introduced to give our children an experience with standardized assessment as part … Read more
This Saturday, November 14, at 9:30am, parents and grandparents are invited to bring their young children to experience a bit of the magic of our kindergarten, preschool, and parent-toddler programs! RSVP to admissions@camelliawaldorf.org with your child’s full name and date … Read more
One of the many things that was mysterious to me as I started to learn about the Social Inclusion Approach, is why is it called an approach and not a program?
According to Webster’s dictionary a program has the following … Read more
Renown educator, author, and family counselor Kim John Payne, encouraged parents to embrace simplicity when it comes to family life and raising children during his Camellia Waldorf School-sponsored public presentation on April 15 at Sierra 2 Center.
“Parents have … Read more
I hope that many of you enjoyed Kim John Payne’s recent lecture. He is the author of the book Simplicity Parenting, as well as the creator of the … Read more
The Social Inclusion approach is alive and well at Camellia Waldorf School! Mrs. Blair has been implementing the ‘calling out’ system. When our children speak up in class … Read more
Dear Camellia Waldorf Parents, Grandparents and Friends,
It is my pleasure to share an update about our Social Inclusion approach at Camellia Waldorf. About a year ago, the seeds of this … Read more
Dr. Torin Finser, author of seven books and faculty chairperson at Antioch University, discussed the importance of the parent-teacher relationship at Camellia Waldorf School’s (CWS) monthly community meeting on September 16.
“I was sitting in a restaurant when I … Read more
We came to Camellia in our son’s first year of kindergarten. That makes this our tenth year here. Today was my tenth May Day festival at Camellia. I wanted to write this article because of how impressed I am with … Read more
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