Tammy Caldwell

I have been teaching Kindergarten at Mulberry School since 1999. Abby, the eldest of my two children, graduated from Grade 8 after 11 years (including ECE) at Mulberry. Harper is currently in Grade 5. My husband Skot teaches Grade 1 with the Limestone District School Board. I love to canoe, camp, sing, dance, eat and sleep.

Qualifications:

Healing Education and Remedial Training (HEART) Program, Toronto, ongoing
Early Childhood Training, West Coast Institute for Studies in Anthroposophy, 2009
Outdoor and Experiential Education, Queen’s University
Bachelor of Education, Queen’s University

A Brief History

Mulberry School began as a Waldorf Initiative playgroup in 1993. In 1995 we were incorporated as a not-for-profit charitable organization, and in 1996 we moved to the former Glenburnie West School. Due to poor structural conditions, we arranged to lease the former St. John’s Catholic School in 1999. Over a period of 7 years, we grew and stabilized our pedagogical and administrative foundations. Being downtown also provided us the ability to both expand enrolment as well as be part of a lively and culturally supportive neighbourhood. The lead class graduated in 2008 and in the same year, the school attained Developing School Status within AWSNA. Our search for a permanent home spanned almost five years. In 2009, the school eventually negotiated the purchase of our present school building. Our present goals include expanding the Early Childhood Program to feed our Grade School which will secure the financial stability of Mulberry Waldorf School into the future.

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