THE LONG WALK AROUND CAMPUSĀ
Reflections on Waldorfās first graduating class āāBy Ms. Nadia Amad, Dean of Students EDITORāS NOTE: Earlier this summer, in the weeks before our first graduating class crossed the stage at Waldorfās first official graduation ceremony, the Class of 2026 made one final journey
BeepĀ Beepā¦ Off on a Field TripĀ
By Razan Mbaideen ā Activities CoordinatorĀ āBeep beepā¦ā Itās a simple sound, one we hear almost every day, but during that week, it meant something different. It became the sound of something beginning, the sound of leaving the familiar behind, the sound of stepping into
Where Creativity Meets Historical Discourse
Throughout history, visual media has been used to inform, persuade, and inspire action. In their role of encouraging support for national causes, World War propaganda posters served as powerful tools and became some of the most influential forms of communication
A Time Machine Called HumanitiesĀ
At Waldorf, as I walk past a Humanities class, there are times when I completely forget that this is a schoolā¦. I stop and think something feels different. The atmosphere isn't quiet as usual, nor loud as usual; instead, it's alive. Students are active rather than simply sitting
THE MOST IMPORTANT AP STATISTIC ISNāT WHAT YOU THINKĀ
What this yearās results reveal about ambition, access, and the culture of a school āāBy Dr. Yaser Amad, Founder & General Principal Every July, when College Board releases AP results, the same ritual begins. School websites and social media feeds fill with photographs of