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...
Summer Camp Fun!

Summer Camp Fun!

We are halfway through our summer program at SWS, and our campus is abuzz with activity! From Magical Crafts to Dungeons and Dragons and Outdoor Adventures, students have had fun on campus and off. Face paint, clay sculptures, tie dye, gardening, rock climbing, water...
Grade 4 Salmon in Schools Project

Grade 4 Salmon in Schools Project

By Ashley Umlauf, Grade 4 Class Teacher For the first time ever, Seattle Waldorf School is participating in the Seattle Salmon in Schools project. This project is a city-wide effort supported by Seattle Public Utilities and several area watersheds, as well as a...
The Largest Onion

The Largest Onion

Widely used to add flavor to all sorts of delicious dishes in many different cultures, the onion is thought to be one of the oldest cultivated plants. Hunter-gatherer societies probably harvested and transported onions long before our ancestors started farming them. I...