1988–2009: 21 Years of Waldorf Education
1990 -1991 Enrollment
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To wonder at beauty
Stand guard over truth.
Look up to the noble,
Resolve on the good.
This leadeth us truly
To purpose in living,
To right in our doing,
To peace in our feeling,
To light in our thinking;
And teaches us trust
In the workings of God,
In all that there is
In the widths of the world,
In the depths of the soul.
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1988
Mickey Leach - Teacher
S c h o o l L o c at i o n s
A Linden Hills Living Room
76 children
pre-school nursery - kindergarten
grades 1, 2, and 3
Jane Burchard - Pre-school Assistant
Peggy Carlson Robbins - Handwork
Martha Coventry - French
Marjorie Crenshaw - Afternoon Assistant
Roger Hagon - Grade 1
Mary Kay Hagon - Extra Lesson
early logo
Cathy Devries - Grade 1 & 2
Jean Hartelt - Pre-school
Mary Hatch - Kindergarten
1989
Second
kindergarten
added
1990
0
9
9
1
Karen Joyce - Assistant
Frances Kane - Afternoon Assistant
Micky Leach - Recorder
Cindy Long - Kindergarten Assistant
Kerry Miller - Nursery Kindergarten
Lauri (Orsak) Pierce - Strings
Mark Powell - Grades Assistant
Leonore Segat - Eurythmy
Sue Shopek - Office Manager
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 1917 Logan Ave S - Grades 1,2,3
St. Andrews Church 3114 West 49th Street - Nursery and Kindergarten
= current staff
Message to the Community
City of Lakes Waldorf School completed our 20th year in 2008-09. We stood strongly poised
for the next decade of growth in service to our educational mission. Throughout the year
we focused on building upon the strengths of our educational programs and faculty. Based
on our foundation of vibrant health, steady growth, and stability, we boldly moved ahead to
realize our dream of full use of the building we purchased in 1999 (an outcome of our first
capital campaign and with assistance from Rudolf Steiner Social Finance). We said goodbye
to Watershed High School and stepped out on a bridge that would lead from our past
towards our vision of the future.
First Holiday Fair
Marjorie Crenshaw - Kindergarten Assistant
Diane English - French
Jennifer Fox - Administrator
Johanna Garcia - Administrative Assistant
Zena Kocher - Grade 1 Assistant
Mark Powell - Games
Deb Rausch - Finance
Johanna Steinrueck - Kindergarten Assistant
Lee Stevens - Grade 1
Carol Jean Swanson - Enrollment Coordinator
1991
Tom Austin - Strings
Jane Burchard - Nursery
Karen Dubinsky - Nursery Assistant
Jean Hartelt - School Coordinator
Eva Heidmann - German
Frances Kane - Handwork
Kevin Kane - Painting/Woodworking
Maggie Loepp - Book Keeper, Secretary
Karen Melander - Grade 1
John Miller - Upper Grade
Sally Schneeweis - French
Johanna Steinrueck - Afternoon Assistant
St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church 3450 Irving Avenue South
199
2
First
Circus
1993
Name change to: City of Lakes Waldorf School
First
Pentathlon
1992
Lloyd Brant - Circus
Rosie Cole - Circus
Claudine Marcet - Grade 1
1993
Community Gifts and Achievements The children and community we serve, along with
our staff and teachers, bestowed many gifts and achievements on CLWS throughout the
school year. We had the privilege of educating 242 remarkable young people in our school
during this year. Our eighth grade class impressed us with their abilities throughout the
year. They offered an outstanding production of Cyrano de Bergerac and eighth grade
projects that included everything from animated films and chocolate-making to social
activism. They demonstrated their well-developed capacities to take on new challenges and
to pursue their interests to achieve a practical and artistic end. The younger members of
our student body continued to delight us with their questions, insight and creativity. The
children’s growth and learning served as inspiration for parents and staff to work together to
further the overall mission of the school.
School achievements included continued program growth and development that
resulted in a CLWS Curriculum Guide for grades 1- 8, strong staff and student retention
and continued development of a strong professional development program for our
teachers. We continued our efforts to build a full Eurythmy program by bringing in
two guest teachers who provided seven weeks of Eurythmy to children in Kindergarten
through Grade 8. Our middle grades program continued to flower as class teachers
provided guest blocks and brought individual areas of expertise in math, science and
Shirley Heitzman - Administrative Assistant
Frances Kane - Administrator
Barb Last - Nursery
Patricia Neal - Assistant Enrollment Coordinator
Kate Smith - Grade 1
Gay Stielstra - Grade 4
1
994
First
Maypole
language arts to other classrooms. At the end of the year, with the generous gift of a donor,
we were able to greatly enhance our Theater and Circus Arts program with the purchase
of a new “pipe and drape” and lighting board for our stage productions.
In partnership with our parent community, we continued to strengthen our school
policies and our communication tools. We revised and updated our school Media Policy
and our Discipline Policy. We also developed a comprehensive Sabbatical Policy, added
a health care benefit for hourly employees and Short Term Disability benefits for salaried
employees. We made significant strides in the development of a new website and
increased our outreach capacity as we entered the wide world of social media.
Community Development We also enjoyed building relationships with neighbors, local
partners and affiliated Waldorf schools to enhance student programs and organizational
learning and growth. Our development and outreach efforts resulted in the obtainment
of three grants in the 2008-09 school year. We received a $700 grant from the Emma
Foundation (for Movement and Games equipment), a $2,000 grant from the Orange
Thumb Project sponsored by Fiskar Tools (to support gardens in our redesigned Early
Childhood play yard) and a $50,000 grant from the Mississippi Watershed Management
Organization for the installation of a rain garden. A collaboration with Minneapolis
1995
Elena Baba - Eurythmy
Eugene Baba - Grade 2
Robert Bucher - Grade 1
Kathy Karas - Office Assistant
Gay Stielstra - Grade 7
M o r n i n g V e rs e
I look into the world,
Wherein there shines the sun,
Wherein there gleams the stars,
Wherein there lie the stones.
The plants live and grow.
The animals feel and live.
And I to spirit give
A dwelling in my soul.
That, living, dwells in me,
The creating spirit lives and weaves,
In light of sun and soul,
In heights of worlds without,
In depths of soul within.
To thee, creating spirit,
Myself I seeking turn
That strength and grace and skill
For learning and for work in me
may live and grow.
– R u dolf
S teiner
Allison Fithian - Grade 1
Mark John - Grade 4
Karen Larkin - Enrollment Coordinator
Deborah Long - Front Desk Coordinator
David Rebeck - Strings
Shelly Sommermann - Kindergarten Assistant
Nick Wroblewski - Kindergarten Assistant
1996
May wisdom
shine through me,
May love glow within me,
May strength penetrate me,
That in me may arise
a helper of mankind,
A servant of holy things,
Selfless and true.
R u dolf S teiner
College of Art and Design students resulted in the completion of the first phase of a
project advising further relationship development with alumni, use of social media and
interviews with several CLWS alums.
Staffing Changes Before the year began, we said goodbye to Robert Bucher who returned
to California with his family after thirteen years in service to CLWS as a class teacher.
We also said farewell during the school year to Damaris Jackson, long-time Handwork
teacher, who returned to her home state of Indiana. We are grateful to both Robert and
Damaris for the wonderful and wise gifts they shared with our school and our students
over the years. In the fall, we welcomed Elena Orsak as our new String Ensemble Teacher
and Amber Van Cleave who was hired to replace Robert Bucher. Jeannine Ouellette
was granted a sabbatical year while continuing to serve on the College of Teachers and
stepping into the fifth grade classroom at the end of the school year.
Challenges and Growth Throughout the school year we anticipated the challenge
and the excitement of full occupancy of our building in 2009-10. Planning for the loss of
$185,000 of annual rental income from our long term tenant, Watershed High School
was particularly demanding in the face of other economic factors. Like schools and
First
Shepherds
Play
Education is not the filling of a pail,
but the lighting of a fire.
W illiam B u tler Y eats
Roger Hagon
First teacher to take
a class from
1st through 8th grade
1990 – 1998
Henry Allen - Games
Bruce Cooper - Grade 5
Zuzanne Fenner - Handwork
Tim Frantzich - Grade 2
Kathy Karas - Grade 1
Julie Lake - Nursery Assistant
Mag McDermott - Music
John Miller - Grade 7 & 8
Renee Perrone - Kindergarten Assistant
Annette Beaulieu - Kindergarten Assistant
Deborah Chapdelaine - Grade 1
Ashle Florenzano - Kindergarten Assistant
Sharon Heller - Grade 6
Roger Lundberg - Curative Eurythmy
Karen Solgaard - Strings
1997
non-profits around the country, we reviewed our budget expenses carefully and prioritized
the implementation of a broad scope of budget cuts. In every instance we sought to
minimize the impact on student programming as we planned for the coming year.
Our school community was of course affected by pervasive concern regarding the
world economy. During the school year we took active steps to sustain our enrollment
and encouraged open communication with families who faced a change in financial
circumstances. Our reenrollment numbers were strong and we were able to offer an early
childhood summer program for the first time.
As we completed our 20th year there were many signs of our entrance into a new era at
City of Lakes Waldorf School. As always, CLWS students led the way, as they continued to
learn and grow through activities of the head, heart and hands. With our participation in the
Twin Cities community, by raising our profile on the web, and through the achievements of
our current students and alumni, we reached into the world to demonstrate the incredible
value of an education at City of Lakes Waldorf School. Every day our teachers and students,
through their hard work, demonstrated the profound and joyous nature of an education that
is powerfully alive and carefully designed to meet the needs of the growing child. Thank you
for your continued engagement in the life of City of Lakes Waldorf School.
Third
Early Childhood
classroom
added in
1998
Angie Hipp - Enrollment Coordinator
Damaris Jackson - Handwork
Frances Kane - Grade 1 Handwork
Jon Zurn - Grade 1
9
9
9
1
1998
M i ss i o n :
The goal of our school
is to develop a lifelong
passion for learning in
the students through
a curriculum that
works with the human
development set forth
by Rudolf Steiner. Each
child’s personal strengths
are drawn forth and
appreciated within a
classroom that functions
as a community. Thus,
Waldorf students build
confidence in their role
as part of a harmonious
group. – 1999
Site
search for
new school
location
begins
new logo
Salem Church 610 W 28th Street &
Downtown YWCA 1130 Nicollet Mall
Co ntr ibut ions in 2008-2009 h e lpe d us to:
C LWS F in an c ia l O p erati n g summa ry
Fiscal Year ended 6/30/09
> Educate 242 remarkable young people in our school
> Close the $1,200 gap between full tuition and the actual cost of educating a child
> Support development of a Eurythmy program for our students
Operating Expenses
$2,091,000
Revenue
$2,126,852
> Expand and strengthen our Educational Support program
> Achieve full occupancy of our school building
79.2% Tuition and Fees
> Greatly enhance our Theater and Circus Arts program with new stage
production equipment
67.2% Salaries and Benefits
1.9% Staff Development
2.6% Classroom Expenses
5.0%
Annual Giving
> Continue program growth and development that resulted in a CLWS Curriculum
Guide for grades 1- 8, strong staff and student retention and continued
development of a strong professional development program for our teachers
5.1% General and
Administrative
5.2%
Event-Based
8.5%
Rental Income
2.1%
Other Income
> Improve our governance and operations through new and updated policies and
benefits offerings
> Support design and creation of our EC Outdoor Classroom
> Install a rain garden which created additional green space and enhanced
environmental stewardship efforts
20.1% Building
and Grounds
1.4% Marketing/Advertising
1.7% Fundraising
> Develop a new website while increasing our outreach capacity
> Collaborate with MCAD to enhance our relationship with our alumni using
interviews and social media
Mary Beeson - Development
Rosie Cole - Grade 1 & 2 Games
Karen Larkin - Enrollment Coordinator
Anna Melander - Nursery pm
Blanca Schellsmidt - Spanish
Jeannine Ouellette - Grade 1
Eric Utne - Grade 7
Jessica Weappa - Grade 4
2000
Let this building be filled with inspiration of hearts that flow together in love for all humankind.
E xcerpt from S chool B lessing
Lloyd Brant - Circus
Regina Brenner - Grade 3
Deborah Carlson - Grade 1
Rosie Cole - Circus
Ellie Cowan - Eurythmy
Lucas De Guilio - Kindergarten Assistant
Grant English - Facilities Maintenance
Monique Ferre - Kindergarten Assistant
Lisa Johnson - Kindergarten Assistant
Colleen McClellan - Games
200
1
John Neeland - Facilities Maintenance
Betsy Peacock - Grade 5
Renee Perrone - Kindergarten
Ajay Singh - Grade 3
Susan Sophocleus - Choir
City of Lakes Waldorf School Building 2344 Nicollet Avenue South
Lynette Erickson Sikora
and Steve Sikora donate
ceiling restoration
Fourth
Early Childhood
classroom
added
2002
Robert Amis - Grade 7
Lynne Assardo - Office Assistant
Jason Caldwell - Early Childhood Assistant
Vicki Dischler - German
Pat Downing - Music
Barbara Ferster - Early Childhood Assistant
Steffan Hruby - Games Assistant
Peter Lawton - Grade 1
Anna Melander - Nursery
Karen Moon - Music
Kathy Piotter - Grade 4
Julie Prowizor - Handwork Assistant
Marti Stewart - Administrative Assistant
Paula Wicklum - Early Childhood Assistant
2002
M i ss i o n :
City of Lakes Waldorf
School educates
children to meet life
with reverence.
Through academics,
arts, and practical
studies, the Waldorf
curriculum cultivates
the nobility of each
student and encourages
authentic action in
the world. –2002
B oard Members
Ann ua l G iv in g
Harold Brandt
Madonna Palladino
Linda Weingarten
Joe Watson
Marti Stewart
Kelly Larson
Gregory Beech
Ann White
Melanie Ueland
Chris McEnery
Jeannine Ouellette
Gifts listed in this report were
received during the period
July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009.
While we have made every
effort to be accurate, please
accept our apologies in advance
for any errors or omissions.
Henry Allen - Enrollment Coordinator
Rosie Cole - Grade 8 Afternoon Teacher
Jessica Crawford - Handwork Assistant
Rainer Dornemann - Grade 5
Gabi Geissler-Severson - German
Joe Kaiser - Music Assisstant
Zack Kline - Music Assisstant
Mark Lazurus - Facilities Maintenance
Emily MacLaury - Grade 1
2
3
0
0
Kerry Miller - Educational Support
Joyce Olsen-Kapell - Handwork Assistant
Kari Olson - Early Childhood
Teesie Vallero - Accounting Assistant
Nicole Walling - Grade 1 Assistant
ADT Dental
Afton Historical Society Press
Amble, Jill
Ameriprise
Ames Farm
Amico, Robert and Beverly
Amis, Allan and Portman
Amis, Ginna
Amis, Bob and Gretchen
Amis, Lucille
Anderson, Theresa
Anonymous
Anthony Shane Florist
Arado, Stephanie
Arkin, Cheryl and
Samuelson, J.P.
Aronson, Rande and Lisa
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Askew, Caroline and Nic
Athena Cultivating Goodness
Aylward, Michael and
Johnson-Aylward, Melanie
Bad Waitress
Bag Rageous
Banjo Brothers
Bank of America
Bayers Do It Best Hardware
Beck, Harriet
Becker, Thomas and Judith
Beech, Gregory
Beehive PR
Benda, Beatrice
Bergh, Linda
Bibelot
Big Pines Soap
Birchbark Books
Birchwood Cafe
Birdwing Spa
Black Forest Inn
Blagen, Merrily
Blizzard Ski School
Blooma
Blue Hill by Hand
Bodylish
Bolte, Mia
Boppert, Wendy
Brandt, Harold
Brantseg, Patrick and Aimee
Brener, Paulino
Brown, Kevin and Karen
Brown, Martha
Bryn Mawr Soap
Bucher, Mei and Robert
Burk, Ann
Burke, Camille
Burnstein, Jason and
Orsak Elena
Butz, Joy
Cady, Palma
Cafe Latte
Caldrea Company
Campbell, Dean and
Weingarten, Linda
Campbell, Keith & Nancy
Carroll, Jenny
Carter, Nicolas and
Gorman-Carter, Tracy
Cass, Mike and
Palladino, Madonna
Charles Schwab
Children’s Theater Company
Chovan, Sara and Aziz, Arslan
Chowgirls
Christos Greek Restaurant
Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Outlet
Clark, Bridget & Jay
Clay, Amy & Steven
CLWS School Store
Cole, Rosie and Brant, Lloyd
Commers, Diane
Community Homestead
Copeland, Westy
Corazon
Crampton, Tom
Crandall, Jennifer and
Young, Jo
Crawford, Michael
Crema Cafe
Dalsing, Todd and Kuznia,
Kim
Dandelion Ranch
Danielson, Jen and Matt
Darst, Julie
Dengrud, Louise
Devlin, Jo and Crawford, Linda
Doll Workshop
Dornemann, Deborah
Ebner, Sarah and Dylan
Ebner, Timothy and Rita
Eecee BB & Small Sage
Eisenbeis, Hans and
Crawford, Jessica
El Meson
Eldred, Sheila and Eric
Elias, Jane
Emory, Anne and Steve
Epiphanies Afield
Evans, John and
McCarthy, Janet
Fairbanks, Bryce
Farley, Sarah and Tisel, Betty
Feicht, Anne
Feltovich, Brian and Helen
Fenton, Maxine and Ray
Feyma, Douglas and
Weidendorf, Sheila
Feyma, Rudolph and Virginia
Figueora, Edison and
Calderas, Claudia
Finch, Amy and
Raymond, Noel
Fine, David and
Leighton, Betsy
Fire in the Hand
First Tech
Fisher, Judith
Flander Brothers Cycle
Fleck, April
Frederick R Weisman
Art Museum
Freewheel Bike
Remodel
of third floor
Robert Bucher
First teacher
to take a class from
1st through 8th grade
and start with
1st grade again
Fall 2004
2004
Robert Amis - Grade 8
Gregory Beech - Grade 5 Afternoon
Robert Bucher - Grade 1
Lori Daniels - Early Childhood Assistant
John Fuller - Administrator
Thako Harris - German
Cheryl (Greene) Hauser - Grade 8
Kelly Larson - Grade 7
Melissa McPartland - Music
Joyce Olson-Kapell - Grade 1 Handwork
Julie Prowizor - Library
M i ss i o n :
City of Lakes Waldorf
School educates children
to think independently,
work artistically, and
exercise strength of will.
Through an integrated
curriculum of academics,
arts, and practical studies,
City of Lakes Waldorf
School encourages
children to meet the world
with reverence, nobility,
and authentic action.
– 2005
French Meadow
Fryer, Anne-Marie and Wil
Fulco, Jose and Amy
Fulco, Sage
Funk, Ed and Post, Kris
Gagne, Tori and Jim
Gagner, Denise
Gardos Reid, Kate
and Michael
Garland, James
Garr, Michael and
Stoer, Natalie
General Mills
Gerloff, Robert and
Lamb, Lynette
Goldsmid, Tim and Alecia
Gorman, Tracy and
Carter, Nicolas
Gotzsche, Otto
Graves 601 Hotel
Green Catering - Sheila
Weidendorf, and Timmer, Beth
Green Goober
Green Home Doctors;
Danielson, Matt
Guarin, Alejandro and Peters
Guarin, Dana
Hair Hotel
Hansen, Dot
Hansen, Marcee
Hansen, Sherm
Hatch, Mary and Tom
Hauser, Cheryl
Hayes-Grieco, Fred and Mary
Hecht, Sierra
Henze, Jean
High Moon Chi Gong and
Tai Chi
Hinytzke, Don
Holdt, Arlen and Vicki
Horstmann, David
House of Note
Hove Tausend, Troy & Laurel
Hove, Carrie
Hoyt, Danny
Hughes, Dion and Holdt, Rona
Hunt, Renata
Hyacinth
Ibele, John and
McNaughton, Monica
Ibele, Warren and Mary
Illusion Theater
Ivers, Sarah
Jacobs, Jane
Jillian Ohana, Carol and
Dubbe Ohana, Jackie
Jukulen, Inez
June
Jungle Theater
Kane, Kevin and Frances
Kelley, Elizabeth and Jerome
Kenwood Pet Clinic
King, Susan and Lael
Kingman, Brant
Kingman, Shelby and
Heike, Anne
Kowalski’s Market
Krahn, Susan and Steve
Krocak, Anne and Voigt,
Christopher
Robert Amis - Science/Wilderness Support
Gregory Beech - Grade 1
Ebba Benti - Facilities Maintenance
Jason Burnstein - Movement & Games
Nicolas Carter - Spanish
Jessica Crawford - Grade 1 Handwork
Christie Dauphin - Eurythmy
Sue Ivers - Early Childhood Assistant
Susan Lyon Lantz - Little Sprouts
Melissa McPartland - Early Childhood Assistant
Susan Sophocleus - Enrollment Coordinator
Thad Spencer - Music
Jeremy Swider - Music Assistant
Nicole Walling - Extended Day Coordinator
200
5
Kubani Jewelry
Lahner, Stephanie
Lake Harriet Dance Center
Lamb, Luke
Lammers, Brian and
Knox, Emily
Lammers, John and Mary Kay
Larson, Kelly
Lauer, Kathy and Mike
Lawton, Jennifer and Peter
Lawton, Mary
Lawton, Tully and Nancy
Legal Nurse Consulting
Leighton, John and Sue
Lemay, Norm and Carmen
Lemonade Bags
Let’s Play Music Together
Leugers, Peter and
Ferrera, Lauren
Levin, David and
Lenarz, Margret
Levy, Rand
Lew, Gene
Local Motion
Logie, John and Dungan, Carol
Long, Deborah
Lotus Design
Louris, Julie and Gary
Lowry, Marcus and
Pergament, Shannon
Lucille’s Kitchen Garden
Lund, Thomas and Birgit
Lunds
Lux, Micah
Lux, Richard and Mary
Lynch, Kevin and Wilson, Leslie
Lyndale House Antiques
Lyon-Lantz, Susan
MacPhail Center for Music
Marken Foundation
Maroney, Therese
Martin, Lisa
Mattioli, Kristie and Tony
Mattson, Gregory and Ann
Maurant, Tippy
Mazurek, Ted and Kimberly
MCAD
McEnery, Chris and Tom
McEnery, Elizabeth
McPartland, Donna
Medtronic Foundation
Miller, Jay and Wagner, Kristin
Miller, Kerry and John
Milliken, Emma and Daniel
Minneapolis Fire Department
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Minnesota Center for
Book Arts
Minnesota Historical Society –
Alexander Ramsey House
Minnesota Orchestra
Minnesota Timberwolves
and Lynx
Minnetonka Orchards
Misty Meadow Designs
Mixed Blood Theatre
Moore, Emily
Morris, Stephen and Jill
Muldoon, Joseph A.
Natural Reflections Studio
Nelson, Daniel and
Safverblad, Anette
Nelson, Peter and Jennifer
Novalis Institute
Nurturing You Beyond
Organic Salon Spa
Nylen, Paula and Erik
Old Log Theater
Olson, M. Refugio
Olson, Wendy
Omafray, JoAnn
One on One Bicycle Studio
Orsak, Elena and Simple and
True Photography
Ouellette, Jeannine
Paine, Ella
Paine, Laura and Lindsay
Pancho Villa
Pantazides, Yianni and
Barnes, An
Paper Source
Papered Together
Park Tavern
Parsons, Margaret and Jim
Paschall, Margaret
Pease, Mary Catherine
Pederson, Brad
Peltoniemi, Maggie
Pergament, Michael and Paula
Perry, Kate
Petschen, Gonzalo and
Petschen, Mary
Philadelphia
Community Farm
Pierson, Joanne
Pierson, John and Peck,
Elizabeth
Pilgrim, Keith and Kristin
Pillsbury House Theater
Piper Jaffray
Plitt, Susan and A.K.
Post, Kris
Pottery Dude
Pratt, Jon and Deborah
Clemmensen
Prowizor, Julie
Pugliese, Nicole
Pump It Up
Punch Pizza
Pure Country Alpacas
Quinn, Hugh and Scott,
Brenda
Rabkin, Jeffrey and Scofield,
Susan
Rausch, Deb and Streitman,
Ron
Red House Records, Inc
Residential Mortgage Group,
Inc.
Reynolds Ohana, Marty and
Short Ohana, Brian
Ridgeway, Anna and Adam
Robey, Kimberly and
Nelson, Bruce
Rockler
Roller Garden
Root, Doug and Melissa
Rosen, Andrew and
Sullivan, Michelle
RP Active Sports
RSF Innovations in
Social Finance
Saavedra Romero, Ramiro and
Weis Saavedra, Brenda
Safverblad, Annette &
Nelson, Daniel
Sage Dream Design
Salzman, Larry
Samuelson, JP and
Arkin, Cheryl
Sassy Knitwear
Sather, Gail
Schaper, Jay and Nora
Schroeter, Jessica and Daniel
Schuler Shoes
Scott, Brenda and Quinn, Hugh
Sebastian Joes
Shaker, Andrea and
Check, Terence
Shargordsky, Natalie
SHE
Shirvani Mahdavi, Ali and
Ueland, Melanie
Shoe Zoo
Sikora, Lynette and Steve
Simply Jane
Sinkler, Henry and
Crampton, Anne
Sipe, Randolph and Sipe, Lynn
Sirard, Chris
Solomon, Kathilyn
Sommermann, Shelly
Sophocleus, Susan and James
SPCO
Specs Optical
Spencer, Sheila and Thad
St. Louis Park and Recreation
Stages Theatre Company
Starbucks
Stark, Jon and Heidi
Steeves, Dan and Darcie
Stewart, Marti and Dunn, Lee
Stoner, Jeff & Amy
Stout, Krista and Harris, Thako
Sumner, John and Linda
Sunnyside Gardens
Sunrise Cyclery
Sunwerks
Swanson, Stephen and Jodi
Szepanski, Lisa
Tagar, Zecharya and Michal
Target – Take Charge
of Education
The Bakken Museum
The Green Goober
The Hotel Ivy
The Museum of Russian Art
Thompson Reuters
Thornhill, Katie
Tietz, Patricia
Time Out Pilates and Fitness
Timmer, Mike and Elizabeth
Timpane, Robert and
Lulic-Timpane, Margaret
Towers Perrin
Townley, Marcia
Townley, Mike and Omafray
Townley, Melissa
Traun, Dan and Deb
Tryg’s
The healthy social life is found when in the mirror of each human soul the whole community
finds its reflection, and when in the community the virtue of each one is living. – R u dolf S teiner
Kristen Burger - Tutor
Kit Canright - Tutor
Charles Dean - Tutor
Marcee Hansen Hoyt - Grade 8
Renatta Hunt - Handwork Assistant
Bryce Fairbanks - Facilities Maintenance
Kelly Larson - Grade 1
Betsy Leighton - Administrative Assistant
Emily MacLaury - Tutor
Janet McCandlas - Choir
John Miller - Grade 4
Kerry Miller - Tutor
Jeff Olson - Grade 6
Marti Stewart - Administrator
Judy Weber - Development Director
2006
Robert Amis - Grade 7
Cheryl Arkin - Front Desk/Reception
Danielle Aspiazu - Events Coordinator
Anne Crampton - Grade 5
Jessica Crawford - Grade 7
Jen Danielson - Early Childhood Assistant
Marcee Hansen - Grade 1
Full membership
and accreditation
in AWSNA
June 2007
7
0
20
Accreditation
through NCA
June 2007
Laurel Hove Tausend - Early Childhood Assistant
Deborah Long - Accounting Assistant
Melissa McPartland - Pre-Kindergarten Teacher
Melissa Sackett - Afternoon and Reading Teacher
Lisa Szepanski - Extended Day
Melanie Ueland - Events Coordinator
Sheila Weidendorf - School Store
Twin Cities Shiatsu Massage
Ueland, Melanie and
Shirvani-Mahdavi, Ali
United Health Group
Universal Pants
Upham, Mary and Olivia
Vallero, Teesie
Van Cleave, Amber
Vaughan, Peter and
Anson, Cathy
Vigil, Raymond and Myriam
Vincent - A Restaurant
Waller, Barbara Williams
Watson, Isabel
Watson, Jeannette
Watson, Joe and Carrie
Weber, Darrell and Shirley
Weber, Judy and Jeff
Weber, Natalie
Weber, Nicholas
Weidendorf, Sheila and
Feyma, Douglas
Welch, Holly
Wellik, Jamie and Rebecca
Wellik, Margaret
Wells Fargo
White, Carol
Whittlef, Chad and
McPartland, Melissa
Wild Idea Buffalo Company
Wild Rumpus
Wilke, Todd and Shevon
Wilke, Linda
Williamson, Rev. Pat
Wilson, Drew and
Anni Prochaska
Wonderment
Wozniak, Thomas and
Liddiard Wozniak, Liz
Yager, Julie and Scott
YWCA
Zenon Dance Company
and School
Zumbro Cafe
Zwicky, Linda
In Kindness
We are constantly gifted
with much-needed goods and
services for our school.
Thank you for your generous
in kind donations.
Anson, Cathy
Brandt, Harold
Curnow, Rita and
Chapman, Robert
Dowdy Interiors and
Jeremy Dowdy
Ferguson, Greg
Long, Deborah
Palladino, Madonna
Peck, Elizabeth and
Pierson, John
Pergament, Michael and Paula
Spencer, Sheila and Thad
Weber, Jeff and Judy
Wonderment
Enrollment at start of 2008
242 children
2008
Paulino Brener - Spanish
Thako Harris - Grade 1
Cheryl Hauser - Tutor
Elena Orsak - Ensemble
Madonna Palladino - Enrollment Coordinator
Anette Safverblad - Early Childhood Assistant
Zach Tagar - German
Amber Van Cleave - Grade 5
Host
continental
AWSNA
Summer
Conference
June 2008
City of Lakes Waldorf School
2344 Nicollet Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
612.767.1503 www.clws.org
Accreditation: City of Lakes Waldorf School is accredited by the Association of Waldorf Schools of
North America and the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement,
an independent accreditor of over 8,500 schools in the region.
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AWSNA offices
July 2009
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Valerie Aas - Development Director
Jason Burnstein - Grade 6
Rosie Cole - Games/Movement
Jessica Crawford - Handwork
Natalie Kowecki - Eurythmy
Alicia Mehle - Extended Day Coordinator
Jeannine Ouellette - Grade 1
Julie Prowizor - Tutor
Susan Sophocleus - Enrollment Coordinator
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