My success in college and medical school is in part owed to my Waldorf education. I love and respect learning, I am trained to take creative approaches to difficult concepts, and I’ve always been empowered to be hands-on and ask as many questions as I need.
Justin decided to double major in mathematics and computer science, with minors in linguistics and cognitive science as well. He shares that he took this path because, as scary as big data is, he firmly believes that it has potential for good.
Deven Bussey is the eldest of five siblings who have attended, or still attend, MWS. We are glad that our alumni stay in touch and share their news with us. Here, Deven reflects on how his Meadowbrook experience prepared him for his unique career path.
Jayden Mishquawtuk Mars, MWS alum and Narragansett and Ojibwe Tribal Member, visited Grade 4 as part of their studies of Rhode Island. Jayden is a youth ambassador for the Narragansetts and spoke and danced for the class.
Imaginative play is essential for the healthy physical, emotional, social, and academic development of the child. Waldorf Education recognizes that when children are given a safe and beautiful environment they use the power of their own imaginations to create learning experiences. Hasbro invited Meadowbrook kindergarten teacher, Su Rubinoff, to share her expertise with its innovation design team.
Sarah Cabot-Miller graduated from MWS in 2010. We are delighted that she remains a regular visitor at our events and look forward to hearing more about her life as her career unfolds.