As a way for you, our website visitors, families, and friends, to get to know us at The Camphill School, we will be profiling a member of our staff on the third Thursday of the month. I have a close relationship to The Camphill School…
As a way for you, our website visitors, families, and friends, to get to know us at The Camphill School, we will be profiling a member of our staff on the third Thursday of the month. September's staff member is Emma…
On Saturday, October 4, Parent CONNECT and the Beaver Run Community will host Fall Fest from 10 am to 1 pm. We invite our Camphill families and Beaver Run neighbors to enjoy live music…
For current and alumni students of The Camphill School and Camphill communities everywhere, having a support system around them is essential. One sometimes overlooked but nevertheless vital part of that system is their siblings. April 10 marks National Sibling Day and in celebration of this day we are honored to share the creation of the Camphill Community Siblings Network. The goal for this group is to build a network to share resources…
The Camphill School is proud to celebrate World Down Syndrome Awareness Day on Friday, March 21 with a week of fun and giving. Donate now Even more importantly, we are honored to celebrate some of our alumni who have Down Syndrome…
Education is one of the most important aspects of society. Through education, we develop vital life skills, build an understanding of social norms, develop sound judgment and reasoning, and learn to discern right from wrong. As the world advances and changes…
In our on-campus houses, everything is rhythm. From the structure of the days, weeks, and months to the transition through the seasons, verses and music help students realize this rhythm. Each morning, a recorder is played to wake up the children…
You can go to many residential schools across the country and throughout the world, but none has a home life like that of a Camphill community. The Camphill School’s home life is unlike any other program. It’s ours…
Driving down Children’s Village Lane, you enter a village with many homes, with many people. Our children are not at home within themselves, but here they find an outer home as they live with others and others live with them…
Families take many forms. From the so-called “traditional” – mother, father, children – to alternative set-ups like mother, aunt, grandfather, children. No one is better than the other. No form is right or wrong. What being part of a family really means is being surrounded by people who care about you and understand you…
