Curriculum
Waldorf schools hold firm against some current trends in education. Teaching with technology in the pre-school and lower grades is not seen in Waldorf schools; technology in middle schools is unusual beyond library science. Waldorf schools are known for teacher-led activities and hands-on learning with open-ended toys made of natural materials and low-tech tools. Waldorf early childhood programs resist the pressure to bring early academics into pre-school years; teachers carefully construct environments that allow for exploration, imitation and self-guided play, insisting that these are age-appropriate goals. Waldorf schools question the efficacy of frequent standardized testing; such methods as observational assessment, grades given for specific assignments and narrative reports are held to be of higher value.Licensing
The Waldorf School of Baltimore is licensed by the State of Maryland Board of Education, is a fully accredited member of theTuition
The tuition at Waldorf School for 2017-18 is: *Grades 5–8 $19,960 *Grades 1-4 $19,640 *Kindergarten **5 full days per week (five or six years old on 8/1) $18,380 **5 full days per week (four and one-half to five years old on 8/1) $17,320 **5 mornings per week (four and one-half to five years old on 8/1) $13,950 Tuition includes all required textbooks and supplies except musical instruments.Community services
The Waldorf School of Baltimore helped out their local communities with different events, such as Relay Foods. WSB (Waldorf School of Baltimore) host an annual fair on their school ground. Activities include jump rope making, beeswax candling, fishing game, marionette shows, live music and others.Notable alumni
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* {{Baltimore Private Schools Educational institutions established in 1971 Private schools in Baltimore Private elementary schools in Maryland Private middle schools in Maryland Waldorf schools in the United States 1971 establishments in Maryland