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The
Waldorf Approach Applied in the Public School Classroom More than 1,000 teachers have attended the Public School Institute in the eleven years since it was created. |
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was founded in response to a request from a leading Sacramento educator
at a time very much like today-when the arts were being removed from
public school programs, and hence children's lives-because of budget
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The
Waldorf Approach Applied for At-Risk Youth Educators in alternative schools will learn how infusing a standards-based curriculum with the arts and Waldorf methodology can lead to a successful, transformative educational experience for both teachers and students. |
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Focus of the course is disseminating an innovative model program for at-risk youth developed over the past several years at the Yuba County Court and Community Schools in partnership with Rudolf Steiner College. The project is currently supported by the Walter S. Johnson Foundation. Click on At-Risk Youth for futher information. |
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