The Waldorf Education Super-Site!

Home/Topics <- Start Here
Rudolf Steiner, Academics, Anthroposophy, Eurythmy, Media Restriction, Art, Health & Safety, Tree Climbing, Steiner for Kids, Special Needs, Criticism, more Topics!... 		Research & Tools
 Links, Reading Room, Steiner Says..., Checklist, Waldorf Parents Survival Guide, Academic Resources, School Tour, more Tools!... 		Community
Forums, News, Email updates, For Educators, About, Open Letter, Thanks, Feedback, Mail Bag, more...
OpenWaldorf.com is updated frequently. Sign up for FREE email updates!

Waldorf News

Subscribe to the OpenWaldorf Atom News Feed!

News about Waldorf Education, Anthroposophy and OpenWaldorf.com. You can search the latest news on Waldorf education at Google News: "," "" and ""


Sunday, November 07, 2004

Waldorf Charter School Pays $50,000 to Settle Lawsuit ?
The Napa Valley Charter School decided to pony-up $50,000 to prevent a lawsuit from going to court. "Our IEP was never enforced, and so badly not enforced that I just won a big lawsuit with Twin Ridges school district because of their, or the charter school's, lack of paying attention to my son's IEP," the father said at the public hearing.

Talk about it! Talk about the lawsuit in the OpenWaldorf forums!

posted by John 9:07 AM


Waldorf News Archives

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?

OpenWaldorf.com is updated frequently. Sign up for FREE email updates!

Promote open dialog about Waldorf Education!
(20KB) - Download a PDF of the OpenWaldorf flier, and share it at your school Click here!

Share OpenWaldorf with other Waldorf communities like ! Click here!

This web site is based on one Waldorf parent's personal journey.
It has no official affiliation with Waldorf education.
 If you haven't already, please read the Welcome and About.

Copyright Information: The words of OpenWaldorf.com may be freely distributed on the condition that they are clearly marked with the following sentence: "Source: OpenWaldorf.com, the most open site on the Internet for new and prospective Waldorf parents." Third-party sources quoted on OpenWaldorf.com are subject to the copyrights of the respective owners. Participants own their own words, and have full copyright over what they say.