The Pine Hill Waldorf School is part of a rapidly growing international community of schools. We share our methods and beliefs with more than 120 schools in North America and almost 700 schools in 40 countries around the world. But every Waldorf School is unique. At Pine Hill, we draw our character and our vitality from our setting in the heart of rural southern New Hampshire, surrounded by mountains, ponds, forests and farmland. Our children are embraced by the distinctive architecture of our school, and our hilltop is spacious, and alive with natural beauty.

The Waldorf pedagogy is designed to address the emotional, aesthetic and social needs of the whole child, and to teach head, heart and hands. It stimulates the mind with a full spectrum of academic subjects; it nurtures the emotions through the arts and by conveying knowledge experientially; and it works with the hands every day, in handwork and crafts, music, and the arts. Waldorf schools are committed to excellence and offer students a rigorous classical education for the most demanding of colleges.

Although our students and parent body come from varied cultural and economic backgrounds, we learn to know, respect, and value one another through the closeness of our community and our shared commitment to education. These close human relationships are invaluable to our students, helping them to develop a strong sense of themselves and an awareness of others.