Learn more about our Shoe Drive!
Read More
Learn more about our fun dance workshops with Danceworks MKE!
Read More
Learn more about the Green Ribbon Schools Awards Ceremony!
Read More
What place does "place" have in education? Our team is enthusiastic about the distinct challenges that come with working in an urban setting, and Tamarack recognizes the value of providing outdoor experiences for students. Discover more about these topics here.
Read More
In the Spring of 2023, Tamarack Waldorf School and PathWays High began a collaboration to create a sidewalk mural for Alice’s Garden Urban Farm. This collaboration was a way for Tamarack and PathWays students to forge a new relationship as well as provide an opportunity for some unique service learning to take place.
Read More
Learn about the Pentathlon, a tradition for Waldorf 5th graders
Read More
Tamarack 7th graders had a memorable experience at Treehaven in February. Learn more about what they did here.
Read More
Learn about how Tamarack incorporates social and emotional learning into the lower grades classes.
Read More
Tamarack is excited to announce that we are one of only five, K-12 Wisconsin Institutions being nominated to the US Department of Education’s Green Ribbon Schools program.
Read More
Enjoy this message from our board.
Read More
Take a look at Tamarack’s new Health and Wellness Curriculum.
Read More
Meet more of our new staff for the 2022-23 school year.
Read More
Here is part one of a two part series showcasing our new faculty and staff for the 2022 -23 School Year.
Click here to "meet" them.
Meeting the developmental, emotional and educational needs of our constantly evolving student population is always at the forefront of curriculum and pedagogical conversations. Read on to learn how we are meeting these needs with some exciting ways we are working to deliver our dynamic Waldorf curriculum.
Read More
Hear from the Vest family as they their perspectives as participant, volunteer, and observer at this year's Pentathlon experience.
Read More
Learn about how the woodworking curriculum is structured for our middle school students.
Read More
The mood of the curriculum in the Eighth Grade Year is, “You are here on earth to serve; how will you to choose do that?
Read 2018 alum, Nina Marks’ “Speech of Self Introduction” for her Nicolet Communications class. She discusses her K-8 experience at Tamarack.
Read More
Themes of Seventh Grade are Renaissance, individualism, biography, world perspective through geography and exploration, anatomy, self-awareness, and the rebirth of thought and human potential. At this time in their development the seventh grader is becoming more of an individual, searching for a relationship to the world, to others and to their body. The curriculum will reflect and support these changes in the student and work to nourish growth and development. Adults must be supportive of the growing and changing child by retaining objectivity and not taking the child’s words and actions personally.
Read More