WELCOME!
Rudolf Steiner High School is a college-prep Waldorf High School located on a beautiful, partially wooded campus along Pontiac Trail in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
We believe that Waldorf education is uniquely suited to the journey of the adolescent. The task of teenagers is to discover their individual strengths, their unexpected passions, and their lifelong directions. High School students develop moral, intellectual and aesthetic capacities through focused inquiry in seminar-style classes taught by specialists. The depth and breadth of the curriculum creates thinkers with keen powers of observation, prepared for college and ready to meet the world.
RSHS At A Glance
- Outstanding and experienced faculty are subject specialists
- College-Prep, Waldorf curriculum leads to Michigan Merit diploma
- Full curriculum of art and music, including fine arts, chorus, drama, and music electives
- Project-based learning, trips and internships across the four years allow students to deepen their learning out in the world
- Wide range of extracurricular activities, from varsity sports to Robotics, Model UN, and many more
- Joyful community, with dances (Prom, Homecoming, etc.) as well as festivals, concerts, plays, parent evenings, curriculum nights, movie nights, social events, and more
For more information, or to schedule a visit or a tour, please contact Katie Simon, High School Administrative Coordinator: Katie Simon, ksimon@steinerschool.org; 734-669-9394
We offer need-based tuition assistance up to 90%.
We are fully accredited by both ISACS and AWSNA.
Curriculum At a Glance
This chart provides a handy overview of the curriculum. For a more detailed listing of what classes students take over the course of their four years, please see our Academics page. For more information about the heart of our program, the Waldorf Main Lesson curriculum, please see our Curriculum page.
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Where Do Our Graduates Go?
Most of our graduates go to four year colleges and universities, although a few take time off after high school and a few go into the trades or another career straight away. Please see our College Counseling page for more information about how we help students find and take the right next step.
Interested in knowing more about graduates of Waldorf Education? The long-term Waldorf Graduate Study tracks results from 1943-2005.
