Due to severe statewide budget cuts, all public schools in LVUSD have annual giving and other fundraisers to pay for the teachers and campus aides state funding doesn't cover.

We spread out our fundraising needs so that it doesn't have to come out of your pocket entirely. Our fun run allows families to tap friends, relatives and colleagues for donations. And Winter Faire is open to the community, giving us revenue from outside our parents and guardians.

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Through looping our teachers are better able to assess each individual’s development, needs, and learning style—and the children, feeling secure in this long-term relationship, are more comfortable in their learning environment. Like a family, parents are encouraged to work through any conflict or difficult situations with their child's teachers.

Hand eye coordination, focus of attention, patience, persistence and a practical use of math skills through counting rows and stitches and pattern making are all encompassed in handwork.

Yes! As soon as students enter the grades there is developmentally appropriate structure, boundaries and expectations. Click here for more details about what to expect in grades 1-8th at Waldorf-inspired schools like Mariposa!

Eurythmy is harmonizing body movement with the rhythm of spoken word.

Check out this amazing podcast from Waldorfy that explains all about eurythmy.