Vicki S.
2/27/2018
We love this school. The teachers are supportive, empathetic and truly interested in bringing out the best in each student . My son's teacher has given him the opportunity to grow at his own...
Nevada Sage Waldorf School
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565 Reactor Way
Reno, NV 89502
Nevada Sage Waldorf School in Reno, NV, is an independent, nonsectarian institution dedicated to fostering the whole child through a well-rounded education that nurtures intellectual, emotional, and personal growth from Nursery through Grade 8. The school’s Waldorf curriculum inspires creativity, critical thinking, and a love of learning, allowing students to engage deeply with academics and the arts while building strong connections with teachers, families, and peers.
With a focus on developing confident and compassionate individuals, Nevada Sage Waldorf School aims to cultivate well-rounded learners who approach life’s challenges with resilience and curiosity. The school offers a play-based early childhood program, a rich and engaging elementary curriculum, and a supportive middle school experience that addresses the unique developmental needs of preadolescents.
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3.59 reviews
Kate C.
1/4/2023
Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Waldorf education, would be disappointed to see how this school has handled more challenging kids. Sending a 4 year old home multiple times as a "wake up call" to...
Gabriel K.
7/26/2023
Cannot say enough wonderful things about this non-profit school. Early childhood - 8th dream for any mindful/purposeful/conscious parents here. Allowing for the whole child to blossom without all...
Metamorphosis M.
1/28/2024
I have always questioned the boundaries and structures imposed by the masses. When I became a single parent, I knew that I wanted to raise my daughter with an open heart and mind, which included...
Reno Traveler C.
10/3/2020
What a waste of time! If your child is not easy and quiet prepare to be unenrolled. Our child's teacher was fired the second week of school and then school was cancelled for a week. Two full weeks...
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