All Sunbridge Summer Series courses feature highly experienced lead instructor(s) and special subject teachers, with each session of your day individually tailored to the specific topic you have signed up to study. You will have ample opportunity for community-building with your peers during your instructional sessions, in your open Zoom classroom (or campus) space, and in your Google Classroom, which contains abundant amounts of relevant resource materials you can access across the following school year.

Approaching the Grades 1-6 participants receive sessions in art, music, and movement, while Grades 7 & 8 participants enjoy eurythmy and sessions with math and science specialists. Every Grades course features an anthroposophical study specific to your grade to help you fully understand the age group you will be teaching in the fall. Sunbridge director of education and organizational culture Meggan Gill will be back to co-facilitate DEI sessions, Collaborative Leadership continues to include follow-up coaching calls so you can keep the support going all year long, and, once again, Introduction to Waldorf Early Childhood Education is available in both in-person and online options so you can participate in this highly popular course in the format that works best for you (but choose quickly, as this title usually sells out!).

Please note that while we welcome educators from all backgrounds to enroll in our summer courses, our Grades 1-8 curriculum is tailored to individuals who have completed a Waldorf training. If you have not yet benefitted from our Waldorf teacher education program, we strongly encourage you to explore this highly enriching course of study, which delves far more deeply into Waldorf education and teacher preparation than is possible in a one-week summer course and culminates in an AWSNA-recognized diploma.