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The word, “zero waste,” means to produce no waste. So, for my family, it means that if we can’t reuse it, compost it or recycle it, we will refuse it and just not buy it. So, when you have extra food scraps, you compost it, or when you’re at the store and you could choose between paper or plastic, you would pick paper. We do everything other people do like shop, eat at restaurants, wear makeup and travel, we just make conscious decisions to reduce our carbon footprint at the same time.

HS siblings and founding members of the Robotics elective, Luis Daniel and Kalyani Weiss, take a moment to introduce and describe the program - now in its third year of existence at The Waldorf School of San Diego.Team Robowaves 18236 is made of six students from the...

Senior, Danny Marsh, took a few minutes away from his busy schedule of college applications and visits to share a reflection on this experience.  Photo by student, Sam Payne. While I have been doing my college applications, I have some tips that might be of use for...

Coffee Anyone, Coffee EveryoneMs. Cohen and Eighth Grade “O Coffee! Thou dost dispel all care, thou are the object of desire to the scholar. This is the beverage of the friends of God.”– Arabic Poem, “In Praise of Coffee" 1511)   As part of our work in World Geography...

The Conrad Prebys Foundation Awards Scholarship Funding Grant to The Waldorf School of San Diego SAN DIEGO, CA – We are excited to announce that The Waldorf School of San Diego received a $25,500 grant from The Conrad Prebys Foundation. These funds will support our...

National Gardening Week is celebrated June 6 – 12, 2021 – and gives us an opportunity to encourage pride in your community by tending, planting, and celebrating gardens of all sorts and sizes. This year, we want to really celebrate the near-complete restoration of our...