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| In this time of immense change, there has never been a time when children have been more at risk of losing their childhood. A Prairie Hill child is given time to be a child – to discover the world slowly, gaining meanings and values as the learning process unfolds. As Prairie Hill students grow toward adulthood, they discover a true sense of self, bringing to their communities initiative, adaptability and moral courage. The Waldorf method of education draws out the child’s inherent curiosity and love of learning through teachers who have a profound reverence for the child as a unique human being, our aim is to graduate students who are capable of independent critical thinking. Waldorf education is the fastest growing independent non-sectarian educational movement in the world with more than 800 Waldorf schools worldwide, 150 in the United States. Founded in 1919 by Rudolf Steiner, the renowned philosopher, educator, scientist and artist. Social and scientific research has proven the effectiveness of the Waldorf method. Waldorf curriculum is proven through 80 years of success. Waldorf Resources Association of Waldorf Schools of North America See what Waldorf graduates are doing Waldorf resources Frequently asked questions. Information, resources and links |
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