Media Coverage

From time to time the Bend Bulletin reports about the Waldorf School of Bend. Here is an archive of these reports.

• Central Oregon Waldorf schools teach children to be green
  February/March. 2011

  A nice article about Waldorf education in Bend

• Bowls are included
  March 03. 2010

  Students volunteered at Trinity Episcopal Church in Bend to prepare and serve food — some of it in bowls they made — to hungry Family Kitchen visitors.

• Preparing for a ‘Long Winter’
  January 30. 2010

  Third- and fourth-graders at Bend’s Waldorf School spent their Friday morning in an open-air classroom, part of a unit on the Laura Ingalls Wilder book “The Long Winter.”

• Deschutes kids forgoing shots
  December 14. 2009

  Deschutes County has one of the highest immunization exemption rates in the state and the fourth-highest rate for kindergartners, at 7.4 percent in 2009, according to the state Department of Human Services. The state average is 4.9 percent. A few schools in Bend have the largest clusters of students with exemptions

• Ancient farming practices motivate students to grow
  May 29. 2009

  When a class of second- and third-graders cheer wildly when offered a chance to return to school midsummer for physical labor and homegrown salad, somebody’s clearly doing something right at the Waldorf School on Bend’s north side.

• May Faire 2009
  May 3. 2009

  The performance was the kickoff of a daylong event featuring food, music and more (Of course the boy in the foreground is Lucian Spampinato, 8, of Bend. The Bulletin corrected the story.)

• ‘Local’ coupon book raises money for Waldorf School
  May 2. 2009

  “Living Local: A Community Coupon Book for Central Oregon,” a fundraiser for the Waldorf School of Bend, will be available for purchase beginning today at the school’s May Faire Festival.