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Camellia Waldorf School is an independent Waldorf K–8 school in Sacramento that offers early childhood through middle school education on a three‑acre campus along the Sacramento River; its preschool is a licensed facility (License #343620767).
Camellia Waldorf School is an independent Waldorf school serving early childhood through eighth grade on a three‑acre campus in Sacramento. The school traces its founding to 1989 and operates an on‑site licensed preschool.
Instruction follows Waldorf pedagogy delivered in a state‑aligned academic program. Daily learning emphasizes extended "main lesson" blocks that allow in‑depth study, long‑term teacher–class relationships, and portfolio‑based assessment rather than routine high‑stakes testing.
The campus includes classrooms and outdoor play and nature spaces used for regular hikes and seasonal outdoor activities. The school programs described include workshops and facilities for woodworking, handwork, music performance, and garden work, and the calendar includes community festivals and seasonal celebrations.
After‑school care provided on a contracted basis for children up through eighth grade, with age‑grouped activities that include quiet time, storytelling, outdoor creative play, snack, crafts and homework support; occasional unscheduled hourly drop‑in is available at a stated hourly rate.
A state‑aligned Waldorf elementary sequence combining core academics with arts, handwork, practical crafts and outdoor learning to support integrated development.
A warm, explorative kindergarten experience focused on imaginative play, problem solving and activities that support social and emotional development.
Middle‑school grades that use extended main‑lesson blocks, deeper academic study, arts and practical skills, field trips and projects aimed at preparing students for high school.
An introductory class for caregivers and young children offering homelike play space, age‑appropriate toys, nutritious snacks, parent conversation and community building.
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A play‑ and nature‑based early childhood program that emphasizes imaginative play, hands‑on activities (bread baking, watercolor, simple practical work), storytelling, shared meals and abundant outdoor time including weekly hikes.
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