• Latest News on Waldorf schools and Waldorf education from Google News Search.

• Two new private schools offer individualized curriculums by Dominic Weilminster, The Durango Herald - Durango, Colorado, March 2, 2005.

• Persephone School focuses on arts. Grade 5 to 9 students learn through music, direct experience by Alli Vail, Squamish Chief - Squamish, British Columbia, February 14th, 2005.

• Which Preschool Is Right for Your Child? by Robyn A. Friedman, SouthFlorida.com - Fort Lauderdale, Florida, February 14th, 2005.

• School insists on a good dressing-down - Rules for younger kids’ clothes keep logos at arm’s length by Joseph Gallivan, Portland Tribune - Portland, Oregon, February 8th, 2005.

• Diplomats tour 'eco-campuses', laud progress by Mo Yan-chih, Taipei Times, January 23rd, 2005.

• Parents embrace a whole-child school by Carmen Greive, The Queensland Times, Australia, January 7th, 2005.

• Contrarian finding: Computers are a drag on learning by G. Jeffrey MacDonald, The Christian Science Monitor, December 6th, 2004.

• At Plum Hill, Each Child Is an Important Soul by C.K.Wolfson, Martha's Vineyard Gazette - Edgartown, Massachusetts, November 24th, 2004.

• The Steiner recipe for success by Sarah James, The Telegraph, London, October 18th, 2004.

• Waldorf kids learn about native culture by Theresa Hogue, Corvallis Gazette Times, August 5th, 2004.

• The Wisdom of Waldorf: Education for the Future by Rahima Baldwin Dancy, Mothering Magazine, Issue 123, March/April 2004.

• The Waldorf method by Gabriella Boston, The Washington Times, June 2nd, 2003. On the Washington Waldorf School in Bethesda.

• Better than Bricks A School Built of Straw, by Laurie Guevara-Stone, Mothering Magazine, Issue 116, Jan/Feb 2003.

• Schooling the imagination by Todd Oppenheimer, The Atlantic Monthly, September 1999. On Waldorf education in practice.

• Head and heart combine in Waldorf-style toys by Deanna Larson, Nashville City Paper

• A day in the life of the Rudolph Steiner School by Jennifer O. Prescott, Instructor, Nov-Dec 1999

• A School With Balance by David Ruenzel, Teacher Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 2 (October 18th, 1995). (You now have to register at the site to access it. But it is free and costs nothing.)

• The Waldorf way by Edgar Allen Beem, The Boston Globe Magazine, April 15th, 2001

• Alternative Education: Waldorf school emphasizes art, personality by Lusine Zeytunian, ArmeniaWeek May 31st, 2002. On "Yerevan No. 30", the only alternative school on Armenia.

• Preschool Prep Series: The Waldorf Method by Tara Swords, Preschoolers Today

• Waldorf Education. Looking into the educational system developed by Rudolf Steiner. An interview with Caroline Ostheimer, by Diane and Robert Gilman, The Way Of Learning (In Context, A Quarterly of Humane Sustainable Culture #6), Summer 1984

• Lessons For Stewards. A Waldorf school finds out the difference between stewarding and owning by Fred Marshall, in Living With The Land (In Context, A Quarterly of Humane Sustainable Culture #8), Winter 1984 (Archives)

• On Waldorf Education within the context of An Introduction to Educational Alternatives by Robin Ann Martin, Paths of Learning, November 2000

• For a guide complementing an article by Peg Lopata published in Paths of Learning; Issue #4: Spring 2000, see "Waldorf Education: Learning With Rhythms".

• Waldorf Schools - Educating the Whole Child and Waldorf Succeeds in Public Schools by Claudia M. Lenart, Conscious Choice, August 2000

• School children uplifted by magic of learning by Maureen Moore, The Detroit News, July 16th, 2001. On a lead teacher of the curriculum for 4- and 5-year olds inspired by Waldorf education.

• The Steiner Way. A Compass Sunday nights program on Australian ABC TV, 28 April, 2002. Full transcript.

• Rudolf Steiner by Heiner Ullrich, Academic director of the Institute of Education at the University of Mainz since 1991. Prospects: the quarterly review of comparative education  (Paris, UNESCO: International Bureau of Education), vol.XXIV, no. 3/4, 1994. While somewhat sceptic about anthroposophy, the article puts Waldorf education into the context of the history of education, and describes Waldorf education as an overwhelming success and an education that in the past two decades has developed from the role of an outsider to become the leader of the international movement for a New Education.

FROM INSIDE THE WALDORF TRADITION 
(Main source: Renewal, Journal for Waldorf Education)

• History, Humanity, and Handwork by Carmine Iannaccone (Fall/Winter 2001)

• Balance, Posture, and Movement: Optimizing Children's Learning Capacities Through Integration of the Sensory Motor System by Ingun Schneider (Spring/Summer 2001)

• Taming the Media Monster by Thomas Poplawski (Spring/Summer 2001)

• There's More to Reading than Meets the Eye by Barbara Sokolov (Spring/Summer 2000)

• How is My Child Doing? Student Evaluation in Waldorf Schools by Jan-Kees Saltet (Fall/Winter 2001)

• Life After Waldorf High School by Abraham Enten

• Is Waldorf Education Christian? by William Ward (Spring/Summer 2001)

• How do I know my child is ready for first grade? Kytka Hilmar-Jezek

• Literacy, Not Just Reading by Arthur M. Pittis, in Waldorf Education: A Family Guide

• Waldorf Education and Science by Clifford Skoog, in Waldorf Education: A Family Guide

• Waldorf High School - Upper School by Betty Staley

• Montessori and Steiner:  A Pattern of Reverse Symmetries by Dee Joy Coulter

• A Look at Waldorf and Montessori by Barbara Shell (PDF, 29 KB)

• General Discussion about Waldorf Schools at the University of California Berkeley Parents mailing list and UCB Parents School recommendations concerning East Bay Waldorf School

• The results of Waldorf education Three articles, by James Shipman History Department, Marin Academy San Rafael, California, Dr. W. Warren B. Eickelberg, Professor of Biology Director, Premedical Curriculum Adelphi University, Garden City, New York, and Excerpts from an article in Der Spiegel, December 14th, 1981.

• Online Waldorf Library - A project of the Research Institute for Waldorf Education. Links to online articles from

- the Research Bulletin, published by the Research Institute for Waldorf Education,
- Gateways, published by the Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America, and
- Education as an Art/Journal for the Waldorf Schools of North America, and to
- 27 complete online issues of the Waldorf Clearing House Newsletter. The Newsletter was published by the Waldorf Institute at Adelphi University, USA, from 1976 to 1981 and then by Highland Hall Waldorf School from from 1981 to 1988 Archives of Issues published between 1977 and 1988.

• Ottawa Waldorf School Newsletter. Online articles.