by Rich Armstrong | MS & HS Music Faculty It’s been a long-standing dream to find a vibraphone and find a way to challenge the students to play this instrument. Ever since I saw Stefon Harris play at the SF Jazz Center, I’ve been amazed by the vibraphone – a...
by Dylan L. | Waldorf Chronicles Editor, Class of 2023 Reprint from The Waldorf Chronicles, High School Newspaper How will people change and grow in the wake of the pandemic? We don’t yet know the answer – and, in some respects, we don’t even know the right questions...
Did you know that when you shop for yourself and your loved ones, you could be generating donations to WSP—at no cost to you? We encourage you to consider these four easy ways to support the school in a big way, with little effort on your part. It’s community actions like these that give us the added resources to continually enrich our programs.
8th Grade Students share recollections of their end-of-year class trip.
WSP senior Melinda Yang was one of just 2500 students out of 16,000 finalists to earn this year’s National Merit Scholarship.
Our High School’s Food Justice Initiative received a $7,000 grant from the Waldorf Education Foundation (WEF).
Meet WSP’s Board of Trustees member Sandra Welch.
A glimpse into this Spring’s “Mornings Together,” the Waldorf School of the Peninsula’s parent-child program held in a redwood grove.
Faculty member Monica Laurent on the beauty and power of folding 1,000 cranes with her 5th graders.
From pizza preferences to attitudes on climate change, 6th and 7th graders take a deep dive into statistics.
by Rich Armstrong | MS & HS Music Faculty It’s been a long-standing dream to find a vibraphone and find a way to challenge the students to play this instrument. Ever since I saw Stefon Harris play at the SF Jazz Center, I’ve been amazed by the vibraphone – a...
by Dylan L. | Waldorf Chronicles Editor, Class of 2023 Reprint from The Waldorf Chronicles, High School Newspaper How will people change and grow in the wake of the pandemic? We don’t yet know the answer – and, in some respects, we don’t even know the right questions...
Did you know that when you shop for yourself and your loved ones, you could be generating donations to WSP—at no cost to you? We encourage you to consider these four easy ways to support the school in a big way, with little effort on your part. It’s community actions like these that give us the added resources to continually enrich our programs.
8th Grade Students share recollections of their end-of-year class trip.
WSP senior Melinda Yang was one of just 2500 students out of 16,000 finalists to earn this year’s National Merit Scholarship.
Our High School’s Food Justice Initiative received a $7,000 grant from the Waldorf Education Foundation (WEF).
Meet WSP’s Board of Trustees member Sandra Welch.
A glimpse into this Spring’s “Mornings Together,” the Waldorf School of the Peninsula’s parent-child program held in a redwood grove.
Faculty member Monica Laurent on the beauty and power of folding 1,000 cranes with her 5th graders.
From pizza preferences to attitudes on climate change, 6th and 7th graders take a deep dive into statistics.
