Direct Communication Policy

Cedarwood Waldorf School strives to nurture, support and develop a vibrant Waldorf community.

We aim to provide a fair, equitable and productive school environment for all members. The following direct communication procedure seeks to support the achievement of this goal by providing a transparent and consistent process for resolving grievances. The process is available to parents who wish to resolve conflicts within the parent body or address concerns about school policies.

Step 1:
Direct and respectful communication. We ask each person to first discuss their concern and/or grievance with the person directly involved in the concern.

Step 2:
If the concern is regarding a class policy or school policy we ask each person to speak with their class teacher.

Step 3:
If still dissatisfied, the parent may reach out to the Pedagogical Director or Head of School, who will direct the grievance to the decision-making body responsible. As appropriate, a review or investigation may take place to resolve the grievance.

Direct Communication Policy

Cedarwood Waldorf School strives to nurture, support and develop a vibrant Waldorf community.

Step 1: Direct and respectful communication. We ask each person to first discuss their concern and/or grievance with the person directly involved in the concern.

Step 2: If the concern is regarding a class policy or school policy we ask each person to speak with their class teacher.

Step 3: If still dissatisfied, the parent may reach out to the Pedagogical Director or Head of School, who will direct the grievance to the decision-making body responsible. As appropriate, a review or investigation may take place to resolve the grievance.

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Step 1:
Direct and respectful communication. We ask each person to first discuss their concern and/or grievance with the person directly involved in the concern.

Step 2:
If the concern is regarding a class policy or school policy we ask each person to speak with their class teacher.

Step 3:
If still dissatisfied, the parent may reach out to the Pedagogical Director or Head of School, who will direct the grievance to the decision-making body responsible. As appropriate, a review or investigation may take place to resolve the grievance.