By: Mona Alsoraimi-EspirituMona Alsoraimi-Espiritu is a tenured English Professor at San Diego City College, writer and mother of two Waldorf children in kindergarten and second grade.  As an educator, she embraces the Waldorf approach of delaying personal device use,...

Collaboratively written by Anna Masters (Grade 5 teacher) and Anusha Ravi (WSSD parent/caregiver)In Waldorf schools, fifth graders study ancient cultures-cultures that today continue to influence and inspire the world with their brilliance and wisdom.  Indian culture...

Explore how Dr. Matthew Garratt, a proud alumnus of Waldorf School of San Diego, has combined his passion for science with a commitment to environmental sustainability.Dr. Matthew Garratt's educational journey began at the Waldorf School of San Diego, where he...

Discover a transformative educational journey that intertwines spiritual awareness with academic excellence, fostering a deep connection to self and the world.At our Waldorf School, nestled on the sacred Kumeyaay Land, we embrace an educational philosophy that honors...

A Costa Rica Class Trip Journal with the 11th GradeStories by Mr. JohnsonPhotos by Mr. Johnson and Ms. HectorAt the Waldorf School of San Diego, we believe that education is more than the acquisition of knowledge—it is the cultivation of compassion, awareness, and a...

At the Waldorf School of San Diego, we are committed to fostering a learning environment that is inclusive, equitable, and responsive to the diverse needs of our students and families. This commitment was deepened last summer when three of our dedicated teachers...

Mekeni! Mangan Tana! This is the greeting in the dialect of Kapampangan belonging to the river people of Northern Luzon in the Philippines. Like “Aloha” or “Ni hao!” It is a blanket greeting. It literally means “Come through! Let’s eat!” Whether a friend, relative or...