At A Glance

The Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor is located close to downtown Ann Arbor, with two campuses within minutes of each other. Total enrollment is approximately 350 students in grades Pre-K through 12.

Programs:

Average class sizes:

Parent-Child Circle: 8
Pre-Kindergarten: 10
Kindergarten: 20
Grades 1 through 8: 25
Grades 9 through 12: 18

School Colors:

Blue and Silver

School Teams:

Steiner Stars (Lower School)
Steiner Storm (High School)

Morning Verse Kindergarten

Good morning dear earth
Good morning dear sun.
Good morning dear stones
And flowers every one.

Good morning dear busy bees
And the birds in the trees.
Good morning to you
And good morning to me.

Morning Verse Grades 1-4

The sun with loving light
Makes bright for me each day.
The soul with spirit power
Gives strength unto my limbs.
In the sunlight shining clear,
I reverence, O God,
The strength of humankind
Which Thou, so graciously,
Hast planted in my soul,
That I with all my might
May love to work and learn.
From Thee come light and strength,
To thee rise love and thanks.

Morning Verse Grades 5-12

I look into the world
In which the sun is shining
In which the stars are sparkling
In which the stones repose.
Where living plants are growing
Where sentient beasts are living
Where human souls on earth
Give dwelling to the spirit.
I look into the soul,
That lives within my being
The World Creator weaves
In sunlight and in soul light,
In world space there without
In soul depths here within.
To Thee Creator Spirit
I will now turn my heart
To ask that strength and blessing
For learning and for work
May ever grow within me.

Affiliations:

AIMS, AWSNA, ISACS

Accreditation:

AWSNA, ISACS

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Lower School

High School