Reviews of Maine Coast Waldorf School (School)

57 Desert Rd, Freeport, ME 04032

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You have all the information of real people like you who bought the products and services of Maine Coast Waldorf School (School) in the area close to Maine.

Nowadays the firm has a score of 3.9 stars over 5 and this rating has been based on 7 reviews.

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This School is included in the category of Private school.

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REVIEWS OF Maine Coast Waldorf School IN Maine

Ti Chesley

John

Sad to say it's a very poorly run school. Not a good example of what a Waldorf school could be. Children are much better served at other local private schools and public schools.

N L

Ranked best private preschool and elementary school by DownEast readers choice, two years running! Amazing vibrant community

Ellen McCann Labbe

JC JC

Nursery and K are excellent. Teachers are highly experienced and skilled. They provide a truly wonderful education for young children. In grades 1-8, the teachers are inexperienced. First grade teacher is a nearly always a new hire with no experience, which affects the education of every student and creates a very poor foundation as they move through the grades. Essentially, you pay $20,000 for your child to be a "guinea pig" for a brand-new teacher, usually someone who likes the Waldorf philosophy but brings little else to the table. In addition, while Waldorf approach is very appealing in many ways, it has real drawbacks. For example, the teacher instructs the class as a whole throughout the day, meaning all the students have to go at same pace with no way to meet the needs of individuals. Even older staff who should be well qualified simply are not. The person leading educational support services, for example, completely lacks background for the job.