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Tacoma Waldorf School
(253) 383-8711
3315 S 19th St
Tacoma, WA 98405
Level: PK-3
District: Private



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Tacoma Waldorf School, Tacoma, WA.


Census InfoValueYear
Student Teacher Ratio:13.67% (2008)
White, non-Hispanic:80.49% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:2.44% (2008)
Hispanic:7.32% (2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:7.32% (2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:2.44% (2008)




Tacoma Waldorf School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating3
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating2
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating4


Tacoma Waldorf School Reviews

 
The Tacoma Waldorf School has high ideals and standards for it's conduct. By experiencing the same teacher throughout the grades, we know our child is nurtured and loved throughout the day by someone who really knows and understands him, as an individual, and understands us, as a family. The school, itself, is open, friendly and loving. It requires dedication of time and talent on the part of the families, but the rewards outway any stresses or inconveniences. Mistakes are made, as they are in any community or school environment, but what makes this school unique is their unwavering committment to the students, families, community and the other faculty/staff. They admit mistakes and do their best to fix them. This, we believe, is their strength. We've looked at other schools and there is just nothing out there that will care so well for our child while giving him an outstanding education!

Fantastic school! My children thrive in the supportive arts integrated atmosphere. Great support system for parents who want to be involved in the school community. I encourage anyone who is interested, to come in and check it out. It is a small school but growing with a big heart.

We have been at the Tacoma Waldorf School for 4 years have greatly benifited from it! Our son receives trained care and attention that is simply not available elsewhere. I know as I have a good deal of experience in the public schools. I say 'we' as the parent community is full of some amazing folks that greatly enrich the school. The place is a gem! They have some growning pains but it's quite a special place in Tacoma.

I can't say how truely grateful we are to be able to attend the waldorf school , after 5 years from pre school to 2nd grade at a local private school , my childs was not recieving any positive or confidence building experiences until now . he was barely reading and seriously dreaded school .after six months with a fabulous teacher he's reading very close to grade level and loves going to school .there has been nothing but positive changes in my son. mo schoolis perfect , but the parents and staff all seem to be like minded and there for the right reasons , their children , and the people they become.

I've enjoyed watching the children become so engaged in the wonders of nature and develope a wonderous amount of curiousity. The early childhood program is fabulous. I truly hope that they have the ability to continue to grow the grade school. My research of Waldorf education tells me that if children can get through the 5th grade they are far and above their public school counter parts. I would love to see the school grow to 8 grades.

Seriously lacking in the grade school, but sweet and flowery in kindergarten. Too bad it stays sweet and flowery in the grades at the detriment of learning any thing like reading or math. I was very disappointed about the serious delay in academics, even for Waldorf standards.

My child has been at this school for three years and it's been a great experience for her. The staff is excellent. They care so much about the individual needs of each child. My daughter looks forward to going to school now, in her public school she dreaded it. She has learned a ton. Attending this school has been great for her confidence and her academics. The school is a very creative place to be. Lots of art and music and a very holistic approach. My daughter has blossomed here.

I like the school, but it seriously lacks in governance and there is cliquey ness within the untrained staff. I find the school to be clinging onto the pioneering aspects of the school without hiring and retaining qualified professionals and good teachers. A high turnover rate it seems. Over the top need for help from parents, yet help is sorely unappreciated and lead roles are dominated by a few who seek to gain status and power.

Wonderful a true gem in the city. Try it and see for yourself. It truly transformed my child's and my relationship.



 

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