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What is Kimberton Waldorf?

Established in 1941, Kimberton Waldorf is the 2nd oldest Waldorf School in North America. There are over 1000 Waldorf schools in 64 countries around the globe. Our students and faculty have received recognition for high achievement, both within the classroom and outside of the classroom.

Why choose Kimberton high school?

When children learn by doing and are encouraged to think creatively, they are able to make connections between art, nature, and academics in a way that … Kimberton’s high school program offers a distinctive learning environment that welcomes creativity, imagination, individuality, and hands-on …

What do we know about Waldorf students?

We are proud of our scholars, musicians, athletes, artists, and educators who strive for excellence. 94% of Waldorf graduates attended college or university. 88% graduated from college. 42% chose science as a major. 47% chose humanities as a major. 91% are active in lifelong education. 92% placed a high value on critical thinking.

Who founded Waldorf education?

Founded in the early 20th century, Waldorf Education is based on the insights, teachings and principles of education outlined by the world-renowned artist, and scientist, Rudolf Steiner. The principles of Waldorf Education evolve from an understanding of human development that addresses the needs of the growing child.

Where is KWS located?

Kimberton Waldorf School, founded in 1941 by Alarik and Mabel Pew Myrin, is the second-oldest Waldorf School in North America. Located on 430 acres in semi-rural Chester County, Pennsylvania , with rolling hills, a farm, bubbling creek, and forest, yet we’re only 40 minutes from Philadelphia.