Waldorf Education: Being Human in an AI World

Waldorf Education: Being Human in an AI World

In our increasingly fast-paced, tech-obsessed world, Seattle Waldorf School continues to see the value in developing uniquely human skills and capacities. There is no doubt that our children will learn how to use technology to their full advantage as adults. But when...
Harmony and Flow: Our New Mural Unveiled

Harmony and Flow: Our New Mural Unveiled

At our first Community Meeting of the 2025-26 school year, we unveiled our new mural that now graces the front of our school. We want to thank our faculty and admin team for working together this past school year to identify an artist and theme for this wonderful work...
SWS Graduates Honored on National and Global Ultimate Stage

SWS Graduates Honored on National and Global Ultimate Stage

Congratulations to SWS Graduate, Declan Miller ‘22 on receiving the most prestigious, “D-I Men’s 2025 Player of the Year” award from Ultiworld, acknowledging his place at the very top of the nation’s collegiate ultimate scene. A rising senior at Carleton College...
Want to keep smartphones at bay?

Want to keep smartphones at bay?

Clare Morell, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of “The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones” offers practical ways to keep smartphones at bay – lean into your community. Parents and caregivers have the power...
Kids Learn Better off Screens

Kids Learn Better off Screens

Often technology is billed as the savior of all things. It will save time, increase learning outcomes, and make our lives easier. While some of these correlations may have elements of truth, there has also been a great deal of research on the darker side of technology...