The withered branch lay rigid in her hands, but its soft fibers shifted against a steady breeze.
She spoke of the beauty and the versatility of cotton as she turned the plant in observation...
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At Sunfield Waldorf School, wonder and curiosity are at the root of learning. In the traditional Waldorf way, Sunfield takes a different approach to education, integrating the arts into academic disciplines while cultivating intellect, emotion, and spirit within their students.
Alli Patton visited the school for a typical day on the farm; here's a collection of her favorite photos.
