I have removed the previous content of this page. I'm not afraid of Pasadena Waldorf School and they can expect to get a LOT more scrutiny from me from now on. I've got a few stories of my own to tell about that school and some of the people there. Let those miscreants try to bully me... if they dare to.
Meanwhile, as long as we have a spot here... let's see some recent reviews of Pasadena Waldorf School:
Posted May 07, 2015
- a parent
We feel robbed of time and money by Pasadena Waldorf School. The volunteer demands are punishing and they seem like a distraction. The request for money is constant yet their financial transparency is non-existent. The parents are treated with no respect. There is so much mind control, time control and manipulation used at that school. The most frightening thing of all is that PWS has NO WRITTEN POLICY ON BULLYING. Beware!
Posted April 23, 2015
- a parent
Here's what I wish I had known before I enrolled my children at PWS: as soon as you start feeling nervous or scared to speak out about a concern, as soon as a teacher starts to "wonder" about your child, as soon as you begin to feel slightly uncomfortable -- it's time to get out. It's hard to believe this is an actual school that purports to take care of children. It is an ideology taking care of itself. Be careful.
Posted April 02, 2014
- a parent
I was highly disappointed with this school. I was seduced by the beautiful grounds healthy vegan
snacks and gorgeous gift shop. But beyond the exterior I experienced an extraordinary rigidity. My
daughter was told not to do yoga (unhealthy - do Steiner exercises instead) not to do family bed
(encourages too much dependence - she was a toddler ) and to play with silk scarves instead of
write letters or read (frowned upon before the age of 7). I also felt the practice of having only one
class teacher for all the grades was fundamentally limiting. Most importantly I felt our teacher didn't
have the skills to cope with either conflict resolution or bullying (which happened). I ended up taking
my daughter out of the school.
snacks and gorgeous gift shop. But beyond the exterior I experienced an extraordinary rigidity. My
daughter was told not to do yoga (unhealthy - do Steiner exercises instead) not to do family bed
(encourages too much dependence - she was a toddler ) and to play with silk scarves instead of
write letters or read (frowned upon before the age of 7). I also felt the practice of having only one
class teacher for all the grades was fundamentally limiting. Most importantly I felt our teacher didn't
have the skills to cope with either conflict resolution or bullying (which happened). I ended up taking
my daughter out of the school.
- Clay C.
- Studio City, CA
- 14 friends
- 28 reviews
Great morals you are showing your Altadena neighbors. Breaking promises made by a founder of Altadena that allowed a Japanese family who we're put in camps to live there and now having them removed.
THAT'S JUST WHAT I WANT MY KIDS TO LEARN,BREAK PROMISES AND SCREW OVER PEOPLE FOR MONEY,not.
Way to go once respected neighborhood school.
abc7.com/736571
THAT'S JUST WHAT I WANT MY KIDS TO LEARN,BREAK PROMISES AND SCREW OVER PEOPLE FOR MONEY,not.
Way to go once respected neighborhood school.
abc7.com/736571
