3 schools, 2 kindergartens and playgroups and 1 class or course in New Hampshire, by type and town.
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A chartered public school in Conway, free for New Hampshire residents from kindergarten through grade 8, with a PreK program that has fees.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
Preschool · Kindergarten · From age 5
A tuition-free chartered public school in Keene for kindergarten through grade 12, serving families across the Monadnock Region.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
Kindergarten · Grades · High school
A Waldorf school in Wilton, founded in 1942, with preschool to grade 8 on its Pine Hill campus and a boarding and day high school on the campus next door, including a circus studies program.
Parent-and-child · Preschool · Kindergarten · Grades · High school
Daily care in Keene, New Hampshire, for babies and toddlers from 3 months to 3 years. The day has plenty of time outdoors, and meals are organic. The program draws on Waldorf education and the work of Emmi Pikler, and the center also trains early childhood teachers.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
Preschool · Ages 0 to 3
A year-round preschool in Keene for children aged 3 to 6, with half-day, full-day and extended-day options three to five days a week.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
Preschool · Ages 3 to 6
A teacher education center in Wilton, New Hampshire, with part-time and summer courses, including a low-residency, graduate-level program for high school teachers.
Describes its approach as Waldorf-inspired.
The map lists 3 schools in New Hampshire. 1 is a member of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America: High Mowing School. The others describe their approach as Waldorf-inspired.
They are spread across 3 towns and cities. Keene has 3 and Wilton has 2, and the others include Conway. The map at the top of this page shows every one.
Yes. The map lists 2 kindergartens and playgroups here, including Sophia's Hearth Family Center (Keene) and Spring Hill Children's Center (Keene). Many schools also run their own kindergarten and parent-and-child groups, so it is worth asking the schools listed above too.
Yes. Homeschooling is legal in New Hampshire. What you need to do, such as any notice to the authorities, records or assessment, is set out on our New Hampshire homeschool requirements page, which we keep up to date. Many families here combine homeschooling with a local kindergarten, parent-and-child group or co-op.
Homeschool requirements in New HampshireA 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.
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.
Waldorf-inspired learning at home with StarpathWhat each year holds, from our Library: kindergarten at home · grade 1 · grade 2 · grade 3 · grade 4 · how to start at home · starting a co-op
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