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”...Waldorf education remains to become better known to Americans. Other independent educational movements, much less thoroughgoing in their attempts to integrate at every level of education art, science, and an appreciation of the fully human, have curiously been given much more attention. At a time of searching and reappraisal in American education, the Waldorf Movement with its unique understanding of the education of the child and its years of teaching practice and institutional experience deserves the informed consideration of those genuinely concerned with education and the development of human wholeness.”

Douglas Sloan, Ph.D.
Professor
Columbia University

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Library Overdue Book List 8 December 2006

Chicago Waldorf School Library Overdue Book List December 5, 2006

Fines are 10 cents per school day. Lost books must either be replaced or the replacement cost of the book must be paid. Students with outstanding fines or overdue books will be unable to check out additional books. Fines may be worked off. See Mrs. Haase for how to work off fines.
If you think this list is incorrect, see Mrs. Haase now!
(Parents: Returning books in a timely fashion teaches children responsibility. Please be aware that each book represents approximately $25.00. It is especially important that class readers – any book with a # – is returned as these usually cannot be easily replaced.)

Class of 2006
Class of 2007
Moriah Cummings – Mrs. Piggle-
Wiggle

Class of 2008
Class of 2009

Class 8
Naomi Muskovin – Abigail Adams
Mike Wright – Israel & the Arabs

Class 7
Sarah Lavin-Burgher – DarkestHour
Fiona Kelly-Masterson–
Shadowland
Isabel: Jewel of Castilla

Class 6
Eden Finer – Romans: Life in the Empire
Claudia King – 101 Back to School
Jokes
Handbook of Dog Breeds
Edgar A Poe Stories
Adin Warner-Rosen – Secret of the Andes #13

Class 5
Ayo – Bonanza Girl #4
Rebecca Lavin-Burgher – Enchanted Book
Jeremy Marder – Something Wicked
This Way Comes
Maddie Oswald – Misty of Chincoteague
Alex Peifer – Chasing Vermeer
Cole Ruscitti – Tuck Everlasting #23
Hille Sennott – Birchbark House #1

Class 4
Seth Berrens – Runaway Racehorse
Alex Bender-Hooper – Mystery of the Talking Skull
Rachel Meyer – Zombie Zone
Seamus Riordan – Muslim World

Class 3
Terrence Sanders- Daniel’s Duck #24

Overdue Book List, November 28, 200628 November 2006

Chicago Waldorf School Library Overdue Book List October 30, 2006

Fines are 10 cents per school day. Lost books must either be replaced or the replacement cost of the book must be paid. Students with outstanding fines or overdue books will be unable to check out additional books. Fines may be worked off. See Mrs. Haase for how to work off fines.
If you think this list is incorrect, see Mrs. Haase now!
(Parents: Returning books in a timely fashion teaches children responsibility. Please be aware that each book represents approximately $25.00. It is especially important that class readers – any book with a # – is returned as these usually cannot be easily replaced.)

Class of 2006
Class of 2007
Class of 2008
Class of 2009

Class 8
Class 7
Fiona Kelly-Masterson–
Shadowland
Isabel: Jewel of Castilla

Class 6
Eden Finer – Romans: Life in the Empire
Claudia King – 101 Back to School
Jokes
Handbook of Dog Breeds
Adin Warner-Rosen – Secret of the Andes #13

Class 5
Jeremy Marder–Tuck Everlasting#11
Cole Ruscitti – Tuck Everlasting #23

Class 4

Class 3
Terrence Sanders- Daniel’s Duck #24

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