Waldorf Education in Arizona: Public or tuition-free schools
In Arizona, 4 schools on the Map are public or tuition-free, by their own websites. None of the 4 is on AWSNA’s list, so each describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired. 4 are members of the Alliance for Public Waldorf Education.
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A K-12 public charter school on a 12-acre campus near the base of South Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona, with early childhood, grades and high school programs.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
Preschool · Kindergarten · Grades 1 to 12 · High school
Are there public or tuition-free Waldorf-inspired schools in Arizona?+
Yes. 4 schools in Arizona on the Map are public or tuition-free, by their own websites. They include Desert Marigold School, Desert Sage High School, Desert Star Community School and 1 more. None of the 4 is on AWSNA’s list, so each describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired. 4 are members of the Alliance for Public Waldorf Education.
New Waldorf and Steiner places and open days in Arizona, once a month
One email a month with the places added to Starpath in Arizona, and the open days and fairs coming up at places there. If nothing is new, we don’t write. You can stop the emails any time.
Learning at home?
Starpath’s Waldorf-inspired lessons cover grades 1 to 3, and grade 4 is being added. Sophie, a Waldorf class teacher, wrote the stories, verses and activities for each day. 14 days for $7, then $47 a month. Cancel before the trial ends and you aren't charged again.
How we label places
A place is called a Waldorf school or kindergarten here only when its national association lists it as a member. We check those lists ourselves and date the check.
Everything else is a place that describes its own approach as Waldorf-inspired. Many are lovely, and some are on their way to membership, so it is worth asking them.
Schools for children with special educational needs or disabilities are marked Special education and listed in their own section.
If there is a school near you, go and see it
Most schools and kindergartens hold open mornings, and many run parent-and-child groups for the youngest. A visit tells you more than any page can. If there is no school within reach, or it is not the right fit, you can still bring the same rhythm, stories and handwork into your home.