
Marin Waldorf School blog
If you’ve been to the Marin Waldorf School Campus, chances are you’ve marveled at our magical, ancient Oak grove and our towering, beloved Grandmother Oak tree. Nearly 500 years old, Grandmother Oak holds the space for joyous festivals and school events and is the heart of our beautiful, 10-acre campus.
In our Grandmother Oak Blog, we aim to share the heart and soul of Marin Waldorf with our families and greater community. Please have a look around and reach out to admissions@marinwaldorf.org if you have any questions.
MWS alum and current parent Jake Pearl spoke at the 2025 graduation ceremony. We are proud to share his words and wisdom here.
Read the moving words 8th grade teacher Julia McIlroy shared with this year’s graduates and their assembled friends and families.
A thoughtful approach to tech, combined with a hands-on, nature-based, and social education, builds creative and engaged students.
There is a new hive of honeybees in the 3rd grade garden! Find out what’s ahead for our campus green spaces… and, hey, what’s the 3rd grade garden?
Marin Waldorf School has long advocated for a thoughtful and age-appropriate approach to technology. It is heartening to see that the entire nation is now moving in this direction, reinforcing the values we have long upheld.
How we promote a healthy social community and emotional intelligence in our students.
In our classrooms, science is taught through multidisciplinary experiences, encouraging students to use imagination, original thinking, and problem solving skills.
For grades 1-8, mornings start with main lesson, an intensive two-hour class that gives students an opportunity to connect deeply with a single topic.
At Marin Waldorf School, we teach both Mandarin and Spanish starting in first grade. Here's how our dual-language approach sets us apart.
It’s been a splendid autumn at Marin Waldorf School, filled with beautiful special events and all-school festivals.