Thank you for your interest in City of Lakes Waldorf School!
2011-2012 School Year
We are still accepting applications for the 2011-2012 school year, space permitting. During the 2011-12 school year, over 20 children will join City of Lakes Waldorf School mid-year. Tuition assistance applications are also accepted on a rolling basis for new applicants to the school. Please call to inquire about space availability by class year. Contact Caroline Askew in the Enrollment Office at 612-767-1502 or email enrollment@clws.org to request an information packet and/or schedule a visit. We look forward to hearing from you!
2012-2013 School Year
Applications for the 2012-13 school year are due February 1, 2012. After February 1, we will continue to accept applications for classes where space is available. We will continue to accept applications for preschool until summer. Please contact the enrollment office about space availability in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Families applying for Kindergarten through 8th grade who wish to apply for tuition assistance may do so once the child has been accepted and the tuition contract completed.
Introduction to City of Lakes Waldorf School
Now in its 24rd year, our school is one of over 900 Waldorf schools in more than 60 countries worldwide dedicated to helping children develop their full human potential in body, spirit and mind. The best way to understand Waldorf education is to see it in action! We encourage you to schedule a tour of our classrooms during the school day.
Our school is experiencing healthy growth in enrollment as more families discover Waldorf education. Several of our class levels are at capacity with waiting lists. Our school serves children from ages 3 through Grade 8. We also offer parent/child classes for toddlers, ongoing parent education and opportunities for participation in your child’s school journey.
Waldorf teachers and parents seek to foster the natural unfolding of childhood, creating a genuine enthusiasm for learning that is essential to educational success. Waldorf students gain a deep knowledge and understanding of the cultural, scientific and social life of humanity that prepares them to be good problem-solvers, independent thinkers and engaged citizens. The experiences of our alumni are positive testimony to the success of Waldorf education and our work here.