During the last two years, most of our time and resources were invested in fundraising for our campus construction project. We had to use almost all our reserves and all unrestricted dollars for the new building.
September 2023 Newsletter Read More »
Come celebrate with the LAKOTA WALDORF OWAYAWA Join us for the opening of our new office and school building on Thursday, August 10th, 2023 from 4:00pm until 9:00pm on Three
You’re Invited to Our Grand Opening! Read More »
We started this year with several severe blizzards accompanied by extreme subzero temperatures and dangerous winds. Luckily, however, we have so far made it through the winter with no major damage, and our students have enjoyed sledding and building snowmen during recess….
June 2023 Newsletter Read More »
We started this year with several severe blizzards accompanied by extreme subzero temperatures and dangerous winds. Luckily, however, we have so far made it through the winter with no major damage, and our students have enjoyed sledding and building snowmen during recess….
March 2023 Newsletter Read More »
The following positions are available for the 2023-2024 school year: 6th & 7th Grade Class Waldorf Teacher and Waldorf Teacher for Mathematics, English, Science. Check out our employment page to learn more or apply.
Teachers needed for 2023-2024 School Year Read More »
Giving Tuesday is the day when millions of people around the world demonstrate their power to do good by making charitable gifts to causes in need. We ask you to please remember the Lakota Waldorf School on this special day. We need is to raise $30,000 for our culturally relevant Waldorf programming. With your help, we can build brighter futures for our Lakota students, Grades K-8.
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The 2022-23 school year has begun! Already, we are in the middle of fall with all the excitement the season has to offer! We welcomed forty students at the beginning of the school year, and we still have new students joining us almost every week. We have been busy celebrating the many festivities of fall and we are looking forward to all the new school year has to offer!
October 2022 Newsletter Read More »
The 2021/2022 school year ended with a flurry of activity! We spent the past weeks enjoying our end-of-the-school-year Lakota Language plays and celebrating the graduation of some of our students. We have also been excitedly watching the progress of our on-campus construction, and we are already looking forward to everything that the 2022/2023 school year will hold.
June 2022 Newsletter Read More »
We are delighted to announce that we have raised $15,758 towards our Spring Campaign goal of $20,000! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your contribution. As you know, none of our students pay tuition. However, the Lakota Waldorf School also supports its students in other ways, including by providing free meals and school supplies. This is made possible through the generous support of our donors.
Spring Campaign Update Read More »
Here at the Lakota Waldorf School, we started the new year in good spirits and with high hopes. Spring is finally arriving! We are excited to share some of our school updates and news with you, including changing COVID-19 policies, new babies in the classroom, and an update to our on-going campus construction.
Our Spring Fundraising Campaign Has Begun! Read More »
Here at the Lakota Waldorf School, we started the new year in good spirits and with high hopes. Spring is finally arriving! We are excited to share some of our school updates and news with you, including changing COVID-19 policies, new babies in the classroom, and an update to our on-going campus construction.
March 2022 Newsletter Read More »
We are pleased to share that LWS has received over $29,228 in annual fund gifts – which means we exceeded our campaign goal of $25,000! Thank you for generosity. Thank you for helping us to provide tuition-free indigenous Waldorf education to children living on one of the poorest Indian reservations in the states.
December 2021 Updates Read More »
