Waldorf School of Lexington

739 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02420, USA, United States of America

In short: Waldorf School of Lexington is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Lexington, USA. It offers Common Core. Stages: nursery, preschool, primary and middle school. Taught in English.

Type: Private · Secular · Co-ed
Ages: Nursery to middle school
Curricula: Common Core
Languages: English

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Fees

Fees on request

The school shares its fees, enrolment and extras on request.

Curriculum & results

Stages

The school offers Parent/Caregiver-Child classes and day care for children from 6 weeks to 4 years, Early Childhood programmes (Nursery, Kindergarten and Forest Program), an Elementary School beginning in first grade, and a Middle School from sixth grade, where subjects expand to meet the needs of pre-adolescents.

Approach · General Curriculum

The school seeks to nurture ethical, active and impactful world citizens who thrive both independently and collaboratively. It weaves civility and kindness into daily life and is engaged in an ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and justice.

Languages

English is the language of instruction, and from first grade every student studies two world languages as part of the Waldorf curriculum.

Programmes & accreditations

Common CoreUS Common Core State Standards

Open Days

Visit the school on a date that suits youNo open days scheduled right now. Ask for a private tour and the school will propose a date.

Location

739 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02420, USA, United States of America

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus on Massachusetts Avenue in Lexington hosts the Great Meadows Child Care, early childhood classrooms designed for imaginative play, outdoor spaces used by the Forest Program, and classrooms for the elementary and middle school grades, with a health office on site.

Services

Families can use full-time day care at Great Meadows Child Care and Parent/Caregiver-Child classes, and the school has a health office for students.

After-school activities

Arts are woven through the school day: from first grade students take choral and instrumental music, visual and performing arts and athletics as part of the core curriculum, and early childhood children spend extended time outdoors in the Forest Program.