Indivi Sutton was born in New York. She attended Rudolf Steiner School and experienced an education based on imagination and creativity through storytelling: “As much as I moved from Steiner School the teachings and energy has always stayed close to my heart.
Every year the fifth grade students visit the first graders and teach them how to cast on and knit.
Three members of Rudolf Steiner School Class of 2015 reflect on their experience as students and what it means to them to be back at Steiner as faculty members.
Our school community gathers every November to bring a day of magic, creativity, and love;
a message full of color, reverence and enthusiasm.
The Most Important Survival Skill for the Next 50 Years is not what you think. In this GQ interview, Yuval Noah Harari tells us what is.
Rudolf Steiner School’s 8th grade students each took on an individual current public events topic to research and follow through the school year.
Research shows that combining high-quality curriculum and a strong school culture leads to long-lasting academic excellence.
Unstructured play outdoors brings challenges and experiences so beneficial that they cannot be replaced by any other activity.
The whole community came together, shared a little love and raised funds that not only doubled last year’s amount, but reach beyond our goal! This money goes directly to the faculty development budget, providing financial support to teachers seeking educational enrichment opportunities. Thank you dear Steiner families!
Rudolf Steiner School’s Fall Fair is November 18, 2018
