The Waldorf School welcomes students, parents, faculty, and staff of all races and sexual orientations, and of all faiths and creeds. We respect and support each individual’s spiritual beliefs and practices.
It is a fundamental goal of our education to bring students to an understanding and experience of the common humanity of all of the world’s people, transcending the stereotypes, prejudices, and divisive barriers of classification by sex, race, religion, nationality, and ability.
This is accomplished through our carefully crafted curriculum, which gives students a deep and rich experience of selected religious traditions and cultural/historical milieus and by school-wide and individual grade celebrations of seasonal festivals.
We reject racism in all its forms, and embrace the principles of common humanity expressed by the founder of Waldorf education:
[We] must cast aside the division into races. [We] must seek to unite people of all races and nations, and to bridge the divisions and differences between various groups of people.
Rudolf Steiner, The Universal Human, Lecture 1.
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Educational Resources
The Committee has assembled a list of books, articles, and recordings on multiculturalism that may be useful to parents and teachers. Click here for the complete list:
Educational Resources - The Waldorf School Diversity Committee