Online Middle School Open House
VirtualJoin us on Zoom to learn more about Green Meadow's middle school programs.
Join us on Zoom to learn more about Green Meadow's middle school programs.
Sunbridge Institute’s Teachers Conference tackles the important task of uncovering racism in the Waldorf movement and identifying steps we must take to dismantle it.
The first Sunday of each month, join us for two outdoor artistic offerings.
The second of three virtual workshops in a series on Mindsets, Concepts, and Core Skills of Effective Collaborative Leadership for Waldorf administrators, Board members, and faculty, plus those with decision-making responsibilities in other organizational and business settings.
Please join us for this second annual celebration in an evening of poetry, eurythmy, and lyre music, with an address by Gisela Wielki on the theme of the human journey toward incarnation. To allow social distancing, attendance at this event is strictly limited. You must submit an RSVP to attend this event. Walk-ins will not be permitted. Thank you for your understanding.
This phenomenologically-based exploration into Waldorf middle school science will help Waldorf teachers approach science teaching with greater confidence. Through lecture, discussion, and demonstrations we will explore the practice of teaching science in a living way.
Join us for a brief window into the Green Meadow Early Childhood programs. You'll meet Andrea Gambardella, our Early Childhood Admissions Coordinator, for a short introduction followed by a video presentation and time for questions.
Join Anne-Marie Kavulla of Pirtti as we bundle dye linen table runners with dried botanical materials from the Fiber Craft Studio Dye Garden.
For educators and educators-in-training, administrators, parents, caregivers of infants and toddlers, and anyone interested in including this work in their practice or their school.
This two-day, online course in March 2021 is open to participants of all levels of experience.
By contrasting the evolution of technology with exercises in our soul capacities, we may further the comprehension of what is truly human: the moral nature of the spiritual worlds, as opposed to the forces of materialism.
The first Sunday of each month, join us for two outdoor artistic offerings.
An online book launch event for Pandemic: the unmasking of America by long-time Co-op member Craig Gordon.
Join us for a brief window into the Green Meadow Early Childhood programs. You'll meet Andrea Gambardella, our Early Childhood Admissions Coordinator, for a short introduction followed by a video presentation and time for questions.
In order to keep audience members and performers safe, seats are limited and must be purchased in advance. No walk-in tickets will be available.
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