When Matt Alston (Class of 2009) looks back on his years at the Waldorf School of Atlanta, he remembers the joy of outdoor education trips, the thrill of performing in class plays, and the camaraderie he shared with his classmates. He also remembers the way WSA taught him how to create things with his hands, which he ties directly to his ability to succeed as an entrepreneur. “I exist in this world where most people don't know how things are made,” Matt says. “And having that experience, over and over again, throughout your childhood—of making things, but also seeing how things get made—made starting a company feel way more attainable because I've seen the process of creation countless times throughout my childhood.” Read more of Matt’s insights on our blog (link in bio). (fb)

Soup Day 🍲 A favorite rhythm in our week. Each child brings a veggie, and together we wash, chop, stir, and share. By lunch, the room is filled with the cozy aroma of something made with love—and it always tastes extra delicious when we’ve made it together. 🌿🥕 #kindergartensoup #kindergarten #waldorfschools #waldorfschoolofatlanta #waldorfeducation #childhoodfirst #independentschoolsinatlanta #decaturga (fb)