The Waldorf School of Atlanta Curriculum Overview
The curriculum at the Waldorf School of Atlanta is a richly creative, developmentally appropriate blend of academic studies and the fine, performing, and practical arts. All subjects are taught experientially and artistically as well as intellectually. We offer a comprehensive, fully-coordinated learning environment focused on honoring childhood and preparing children for a lifetime of learning.
Class teachers are fully certified by accredited Waldorf teacher training institutes (two years beyond the bachelor’s degree), and participate in continuing education programs annually. Except for math in middle school, which is taught by a specialized teacher, most academic subjects are taught by the class teacher, who typically moves up to the next grade each year with his or her students. Specialty teachers also support student learning and development over several years, instructing students in Spanish, music, handwork, woodwork, gardening, games, and eurythmy (expressive movement inspired by music and spoken verse).
Explore our educational programs above and learn about our dedication to bring forth the unique possibilities of each child. Discover a school where academics and arts can flourish in a truly integrated curriculum.