Summer@Steiner swimming lessons take place at Simon’s Rock College.

Groups fill up, so enroll now!

To receive our 2013 brochure and registration forms, call our Program Director, Mark Eurich at (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or send an email to office@rudolfsteinerschool.org.

Enrollment is ongoing and we are looking forward to another great Summer@Steiner!

Summer@Steiner horseback riding lessons take place at Blue Rider Stables.

Groups fill up, so enroll now!

To receive our 2013 brochure and registration forms, call our Program Director, Mark Eurich at (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or send an email to office@rudolfsteinerschool.org.

Enrollment is ongoing and we are looking forward to another great Summer@Steiner!

Summer@Steiner full day trip to a lake for picnicking, swimming and beach fun

Groups fill up, so enroll early!

To reserve your space, call the school (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or email office@rudolfsteinerschool.org to receive a 2012 brochure with registration form. Return the registration form with a non-refundable deposit of $100 for each week enrolled. Balance is due Monday of each session. We recommend a minimum of two weeks enrollment.

Enrollment is ongoing and we are looking forward to another great Summer@Steiner!

Summer@Steiner exploration of “natural wonders of the Berkshires”

Groups fill up, so enroll early!

To reserve your space, call the school (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or email office@rudolfsteinerschool.org to receive a 2012 brochure with registration form.

Return the registration form with a non-refundable deposit of $100 for each week enrolled.

Balance is due Monday of each session.

We recommend a minimum of two weeks enrollment.

Summer @ Steiner Easy Paced Day

Groups fill up, so enroll early!

To reserve your space, call the school (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or email office@rudolfsteinerschool.org to receive a 2012 brochure with registration form.

Return the registration form with a non-refundable deposit of $100 for each week enrolled.

Balance is due Monday of each session.

We recommend a minimum of two weeks enrollment.

Summer @ Steiner Horseback Riding Lessons at Blue Rider Stables

Groups fill up, so enroll early!

To reserve your space, call the school (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or email office@rudolfsteinerschool.org to receive a 2012 brochure with registration form.

Return the registration form with a non-refundable deposit of $100 for each week enrolled.

Balance is due Monday of each session.

We recommend a minimum of two weeks enrollment.

Summer @ Steiner Kayaking at The Grove

Groups fill up, so enroll early!

To reserve your space, call the school (413) 528-4015 ext. 151 or email office@rudolfsteinerschool.org to receive a 2012 brochure with registration form.

Return the registration form with a non-refundable deposit of $100 for each week enrolled.

Balance is due Monday of each session.

We recommend a minimum of two weeks enrollment.

Media Contact: Robyn Coe
c: 818.287.1237 marketing@gbrss.org

4th Grade Poets

The National Schools Project selection panel is made up of educators who select the best poems submitted from teachers and librarians countrywide, ones that are especially well-written for the age level of the student. According to the National Schools Project website, “Poetry provides a means for students to express themselves and to develop their creative talents. We want kids excited about writing!” This year’s Young American Poetry Digest will be published in October. There is no charge to the student for publication. A free copy of the book is sent to the participating school library, and any school can request a complimentary copy at any time. For more information about the National Schools Project, or to order this year’s anthology, visit www.youngpoets.org

Authentic Learning in the Berkshires—Founded in 1971, the Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School provides a developmentally appropriate, experiential approach to education for students from preschool through early adolescence, starting with a warm welcome to learning in parent-infant/toddler classes, preschool and kindergarten. Early childhood classrooms are situated in their own building, equipped with natural playthings and surrounded by gardens, fields and woods. On the other side of the 32-acre campus, the elementary school for first through eighth grade students (from the Berkshires, northern Connecticut and New York’s Columbia County) provides a balance of rigorous academics and the arts, preparing children for their choice of high school and college. One of more than 1,000 Waldorf schools worldwide, a movement of independent schools developed in the early twentieth century by Austrian educator, scientist and philosopher Rudolf Steiner, the Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School operates from the core understanding that engaging all aspects of the human being—intellectual, spiritual and physical—provides a truly well-rounded education.
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Interviews and high resolution images are available. To schedule an interview with GBRSS School Administrator John Greene or GBRSS Fourth Grade teacher Kirsten Suberg, please contact Robyn Coe at (818) 287-1237, or marketing@gbrss.org