About
Waldorf School of Atlanta offers Morning Garden: Under 3 & Me, with weekly toddler classes that are a rhythmic outdoor morning, and Early Childhood for preschool through kindergarten. Preschool is offered in 3-day, 4-day, and 5-day rhythms, with mornings until 1pm or full days until 3pm or 4:30pm for ages 3 and up. The early childhood program includes outdoor time, and before-school care and extended-day hours are available.
Programs
- Morning Garden: Under 3 & Me — birth to 30 months old · Weekly classes; toddler classes are a rhythmic outdoor morning
- Early Childhood — preschool through kindergarten, ages two to six · Days include outdoor time; before-school care and extended-day hours are available
- Preschool — ages 2-4 · Offered in 3-day, 4-day, and 5-day rhythms; mornings until 1pm or full days until 3pm or 4:30pm for ages 3+
- Pre-K and Kindergarten — ages 4-6 · Two years of deepening play, responsibility, and readiness
At a glance
- Ages: 0–14 years old
- General schedule: From the earliest years through eighth grade, the curriculum grows with the child. Morning Garden is weekly; toddler classes are a rhythmic outdoor morning. Early Childhood includes preschool through kindergarten.
About the provider
The school says it has been teaching the whole child since 1986 and will celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2026-27. It is accredited by AWSNA, WECAN, and SAIS, and many class teachers are certified through accredited Waldorf teacher training institutes. The school says it develops in every student the will to become a lifelong learner, and the ability to think with clarity, feel with compassion, and act with purpose in the world.
The school describes a human-centered education without relying on screens. Early Childhood classrooms include ages two to six. Morning Garden is not daycare. The school does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, sex, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or disability status.
What families say
“We highly recommend Waldorf education based on the positive changes in our child's development over the years. He is kind, resourceful, imaginative, inclusive and open to others, and prepared to meet challenges.” — WSA Alumni Parent
“I didn't know what to expect when my 18-month-old and I arrived at Morning Garden. By the end of that year, my son had grown, and so had I. Five years later, the friendships I made there are still some of the deepest I have. I will forever miss those mornings with my little one.” — Mae Hill, WSA Parent
“WSA has been such a gift to our family. Our son has flourished in the Early Childhood Program, and it has helped us to become better parents. We are so grateful for Waldorf Education.” — Patrick Lynn and Kolbi Cumbo
Last updated November 13, 2026.
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