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Stories, guides, and updates for families at The Waldorf School of Atlanta.
We share stories about academics, student life, and community events with our families and the wider community. If you want to know more about the school, join us for a campus tour or set up a call with our Enrollment Director. Resources are posted by Jeannine Gallagher.
Waldorf, Montessori, and Reggio Emilia are three of the best known child-centered approaches to early childhood education, and they guide teaching practices in preschools around the world. Many parents comparing preschool programs in Atlanta want to understand what makes each philosophy unique. This guide walks through the differences.
Parent resources usually work in two directions. The school sends things home, and parents ask questions of their own. That may look like a note about what the class did that week, a newsletter, or a post about a community event. Parents can also set up a call with the Enrollment Director or come to campus for a tour.
Resources matter because they let a parent see the day through their child's eyes. When you know how a philosophy shapes the room and the rhythm of the morning, the stories your child tells at dinner make more sense. Comparing approaches side by side also helps you decide which one fits your family, and you can always ask the school directly.
