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ParentsMerriconeag Waldorf School is sustained by invaluable partnerships with parents who contribute time, energy, expertise and financial resources to further the school’s goals. The possibilities for volunteering are endless: assisting with play productions, class activities, field trips; serving as class parents or on board committees; helping with school festivals and fundraising events. Through volunteering, parents to get to know one another, help to build our school community, and deepen their understanding of Waldorf education. No matter your expertise or time availability, we hope to help you find a way to become involved in the Merriconeag community. |
David Barham Hired as 7th Grade Teacher:Merriconeag Waldorf School has hired David Barham to lead its 7th grade class for September, 2008. David has 14 years of Waldorf elementary and high school teaching experience and is presently a humanities teacher at High Mowing, a Waldorf high school in Wilton, New Hampshire.
First Annual Poetry Festival:Students from 16 high schools in southern and mid-coast Maine have submitted poems to Merriconeag's First Annual Poetry Festival to be held on May 18 from 3 - 4:30 p.m. at the School's high school campus at Pineland in New Gloucester.
Early Childhood Information Session:Our last regularly scheduled Early Childhood Information Session will take place on
Joint Accreditation:Merriconeag Waldorf School recently received joint accreditation by two organizations: The Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE) and the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA).
Expanded Extended Day Program:Merriconeag is expanding its extended day program to make Waldorf Education a more feasible option for working parents Merriconeag Receives Challenge Grant for High School Tuition Assistance:Merriconeag Waldorf School has received a $40,000 grant from an anonymous donor that will increase the amount of financial aid available to high school students. 
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