This is so cool, an early model of the grade school building. The building was designed as a horseshoe, with the idea that it would continue on, and a high school would complete the arc. Looks like there had been a plan for a second story, which was not built. But there is a secret Continue reading.
Charlie Graham, one of the founding parents of our school who passed away in 2006, would have been tickled to see this photo. A builder and carpenter, he volunteered hour after hour on so many projects in the early days of the school. In this photo, he was helping to build our grade school; Charlie Continue reading.
I love this shot. Though it was more than ten years ago I remember the day well. It was the first day of first grade and I was beginning my second cycle as Class Teacher; I was wearing my favorite tie, and all my new charges and I were nervous and excited. B.Q. meets my Continue reading.
Wednesday, September 30, 7 p.m. Join us for an evening with powerful and insightful speaker, Michael D’Aleo on ‘The Middle School Mind: How Young Teenagers Become Flexible, Rational, and Analytic Young Adults.’ Discover how we can support our children during these challenging and important years.
Staff, students and friends of the Lake Champlain Waldorf High School gathered for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Monday, September 8th, 2014, at the school’s new home next to Shelburne Museum. There was a short ceremony under sunny skies with singing, speeches, and a whole lot of cheering as the school community celebrated its stunning Continue reading.
