This school is all about giving kids a chance to be kids, while cultivating a love of nature, art, human interaction, and building a community of passionate learners. It focuses on becoming someone who can think for themselves, while also looking out for the good of the community with compassion.
Diamond in the rough. Aug 4th, 2020
Courtney Shields Clem
This school is pure magic! Mixed with lots of love, space for imagination, creativity, relationship, movement, rhythm and ritual. I have never experienced a place like Madrona before. The Parent Child class sold me on the ways of Waldorf - observation, quiet space, engaging, child led play, and self awareness and reflection. We want our kiddos to know themselves, to speak/use their voice and to have a strong sense of agency over themselves. This school. Madrona. The Waldorf education has already given our daughter a strong sense of self and she lives from that place. As a mom I always feel like I am being guided to get to my own place as a mother, what feels right for me not anyone else. The teachers provide that space, they ask provoking questions as they listen to you and I always find my way. I could go on and on! Jul 22nd, 2020
Anna Choi
My eight year old son has been attending Madrona since first grade and is now in second grade. We visited every private school on the Kitsap and selected Madrona because of their approach to the whole human being integrating spiritual and emotional development. I hadn't been familiar with the Waldorf culture, and have been thrilled and over the moon with the magic and joy in the classroom, learning how to learn, the storytelling, in depth art and movement, no teaching to a test, and love our teacher who deeply loves and cares for each child, customizing learning and character development. Before I always felt like I would be the best teacher if I homeschool him, and the teaching staff here wows me where I am clear that they are not just way more professional but know so much more about childhood development that has allowed me to be coached by them at to be a better parent as well. The parent community is deeply invested and cares to create a school culture that is like family through thick and thin. Like anything, it's not perfect. What I Iove is that we can work anything out in communication and have parents be open and responsive even through tough conversations. I had no idea, that schools like this could still exist and this makes my heart happy for my child and our family. Apr 13th, 2020
Stefanie L.
Madrona School offers a practical and developmentally-appropriate education from parent-tot through 8th grade. Both my sons have had a love of school since starting there in Kindergarten and 2nd grade, respectively. When I first visited a Waldorf school in another city, I felt like this was the way that I would have loved to learn as a kid. The subjects are taught in multiple modes for different learning styles - visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. The subjects also appeal to the emotional level which helps with retention. There are many reasons why I think Waldorf education is a great model. Here are a few things that make Madrona stand out: The grades each perform a play each year which builds public speaking confidence. There are many subjects besides the core academics such as art, handwork, Spanish, and orchestra that foster creativity and expand kids' abilities. Overall, this is a wonderful school with a very supportive parent community. Mar 7th, 2020
Madrona School is located at Harbor Congregational Church, c/o Eagle, 105 Winslow Way W in Seattle, Washington 98110. Madrona School can be contacted via phone at 206-855-8041 for pricing, hours and directions.
Contact Info
206-855-8041
(206) 855-8041
(206) 855-0668
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Madrona School?
A The phone number for Madrona School is: 206-855-8041.
Q Where is Madrona School located?
A Madrona School is located at Harbor Congregational Church, c/o Eagle, 105 Winslow Way W, Seattle, WA 98110
Q What is the internet address for Madrona School?
A The website (URL) for Madrona School is: http://madronaschool.org/
Q How big is Madrona School?
A Madrona School employs approximately 2-5 people.
Q Is there a key contact at Madrona School?
A You can contact Bainbridge Foundation at 206-855-8041.
Q What days are Madrona School open?
A Madrona School is open: Friday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Monday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Thursday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Q How is Madrona School rated?
A Madrona School has a 4.6 Star Rating from 11 reviewers.
This school is all about giving kids a chance to be kids, while cultivating a love of nature, art, human interaction, and building a community of passionate learners. It focuses on becoming someone who can think for themselves, while also looking out for the good of the community with compassion.
Diamond in the rough.
Courtney Shields Clem on Google
This school is pure magic! Mixed with lots of love, space for imagination, creativity, relationship, movement, rhythm and ritual. I have never experienced a place like Madrona before. The Parent Child class sold me on the ways of Waldorf - observation, quiet space, engaging, child led play, and self awareness and reflection. We want our kiddos to know themselves, to speak/use their voice and to have a strong sense of agency over themselves. This school. Madrona. The Waldorf education has already given our daughter a strong sense of self and she lives from that place. As a mom I always feel like I am being guided to get to my own place as a mother, what feels right for me not anyone else. The teachers provide that space, they ask provoking questions as they listen to you and I always find my way. I could go on and on!
Anna Choi on Google
My eight year old son has been attending Madrona since first grade and is now in second grade. We visited every private school on the Kitsap and selected Madrona because of their approach to the whole human being integrating spiritual and emotional development. I hadn't been familiar with the Waldorf culture, and have been thrilled and over the moon with the magic and joy in the classroom, learning how to learn, the storytelling, in depth art and movement, no teaching to a test, and love our teacher who deeply loves and cares for each child, customizing learning and character development. Before I always felt like I would be the best teacher if I homeschool him, and the teaching staff here wows me where I am clear that they are not just way more professional but know so much more about childhood development that has allowed me to be coached by them at to be a better parent as well. The parent community is deeply invested and cares to create a school culture that is like family through thick and thin. Like anything, it's not perfect. What I Iove is that we can work anything out in communication and have parents be open and responsive even through tough conversations. I had no idea, that schools like this could still exist and this makes my heart happy for my child and our family.
Stefanie L. on Google
Madrona School offers a practical and developmentally-appropriate education from parent-tot through 8th grade. Both my sons have had a love of school since starting there in Kindergarten and 2nd grade, respectively. When I first visited a Waldorf school in another city, I felt like this was the way that I would have loved to learn as a kid. The subjects are taught in multiple modes for different learning styles - visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. The subjects also appeal to the emotional level which helps with retention. There are many reasons why I think Waldorf education is a great model. Here are a few things that make Madrona stand out: The grades each perform a play each year which builds public speaking confidence. There are many subjects besides the core academics such as art, handwork, Spanish, and orchestra that foster creativity and expand kids' abilities. Overall, this is a wonderful school with a very supportive parent community.