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Annual Giving Report for Haleakala Waldorf School. This was part of a larger campaign that featured new creative direction for promoting the school in our community. This is an amazing school, providing a profound education to the children of Maui in an enchanted upcountry setting. Creative direction, art direction and graphic design by Carbajal Designs. Photography by Samantha Carbajal and Jennifer Whitney.
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Board of Directors2005-2006
Bob Chapman
David Futch
Lynne Citroen Barratt
Ron Serle
John Elder
Steve Goldstein
John Kerr
Shelley Maddigan
Michael Mancini
Mino McLean
Lynette McCrary
Nancy Meola
Jack Naiditch
Rodney Potter
Brooke Simonds
Ned Simonds
Paul Wood
Accredited by
Association of
Waldorf Schools
of North America
Hawai‘i
Association of
Independent Schools
Western
Association of Schools
and Colleges
(808) 878-2511
www.waldorfmaui.com
4160 Lower Kula Rd., Kula, Maui, HI 96790
Haleakala Waldorf School is an independent school that believes education should nurture children to become individuals who are whole in body, intellect, and spirit.
Bringing academics to life through the arts... 2005-2006 Giv ing Repor tKALO Crea t ing Communi ty
The first child of the gods Wakea (sky father)and Papa (earth mother) was stillborn.
They buried this child in the earth and the kalo grew forth.
The second child of the gods was the
first human being. These brothers were both named Haloa
(everlasting breath).
2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty Ho’i hou i ka mole Return to the taproot…family
a symbol of community Hawaiian myth traces the first human being as the younger sibling of the kalo (taro) plant, and the growth and development of this sacred plant also reflects the connections and relationships of the ‘ohana nui (extended family). Cultivation of kalo brings communities together and supports a relationship not only between people but with the `aumakua (ancestors) and the ‘aina as well. This fundamental relationship between kalo and people is the basis for the respect and care that the Hawaiians have for the kalo. It is the ultimate symbol of community. Hawaiians believe that if the earth is cared for the kalo will flourish, and if the kalo flourishes so too will the people.
At HWS, we see this ancient wisdom revealed in coming together to care for our
school and the creation of our ‘ohana nui.
The first child of the gods Wakea (sky father)and Papa (earth mother) was stillborn.
They buried this child in the earth and the kalo grew forth.
The second child of the gods was the
first human being. These brothers were both named Haloa
(everlasting breath).
2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty Ho’i hou i ka mole Return to the taproot…family
a symbol of community Hawaiian myth traces the first human being as the younger sibling of the kalo (taro) plant, and the growth and development of this sacred plant also reflects the connections and relationships of the ‘ohana nui (extended family). Cultivation of kalo brings communities together and supports a relationship not only between people but with the `aumakua (ancestors) and the ‘aina as well. This fundamental relationship between kalo and people is the basis for the respect and care that the Hawaiians have for the kalo. It is the ultimate symbol of community. Hawaiians believe that if the earth is cared for the kalo will flourish, and if the kalo flourishes so too will the people.
At HWS, we see this ancient wisdom revealed in coming together to care for our
school and the creation of our ‘ohana nui.
The first child of the gods Wakea (sky father)and Papa (earth mother) was stillborn.
They buried this child in the earth and the kalo grew forth.
The second child of the gods was the
first human being. These brothers were both named Haloa
(everlasting breath).
E malama Pono i ka ‘aina, nana mai ke ola.Take good care of the earth, it grants us life.
2005 -2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
2005 -2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
Second Grade / May Day
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A message from Jocelyn Romero Demirbag, Chair of School
In the early 1990’s, Rene Querido was the keynote speaker at a Waldorf conference on our campus. A former long-time director of teacher training at Rudolf Steiner College, Secretary of the
Anthroposophical Society in America, and mentor to many of our teachers, Querido described Haleakala Waldorf School as an unpolished “jewel of the Pacifi c.”
Fifteen years later, HWS has grown by 60 students, put up a new building, built an amphitheater, ex-panded its campus, and stands as
a leading edge Waldorf school within the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America. It has been my honor and privilege to help polish this gemstone of a school over the past 10 years, and to assist in uncovering its brilliance. Located on one of the world’s most sacred places, the House of the Sun, it is only fi tting that HWS shine as radiantly as its namesake and as a beacon within the center of the Pacifi c Rim.
In this last decade, HWS has succeeded in truly connecting the deep spirituality of Waldorf education with the mana of this place and of the Hawaiian culture. It is this connection that most profoundly realizes Steiner’s vision of strengthening the power of the universe within each individual child. It is why Querido describes Waldorf graduates as creative artists with worldwide interests, a great interest in people vs. things, “and a great sense of compassion and wanting to help.” Waldorf graduates are peo-ple who make a diff erence in our community and in our world.
To each of you who has helped to build HWS I extend a sincere mahalo. Your gifts continue to grow within each child and within each family so that our school is like the lo’i kalo. Your gifts have created community.
Malama kekahi i kekahi - take care of one another.
Aloha no,
Jocelyn Romero DemirbagHWS Chair of School, 1995 - 2006
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At Haleakala Waldorf School we are creating a culture of laulima (working together toward a common purpose), and we depend on our partnership with the school community to allow us to eff ectively meet our goals. Gifts of all sizes directly impact the lives of our children. They promote the development of our students not only as scholars but, more importantly, as human beings of character.
The generosity of our community provides funds vital to making Waldorf education on Maui a reality. Gifts from the community help make up the critical diff erence between tuition income and the actual cost of educating a Waldorf student. These funds help
to pay for a variety of educational programs, capital improvements, special projects and other expenses.
Donors may request that their contributions go toward specifi c programs and initiatives or they may be “unrestricted,” allowing faculty, staff and the Board of Directors to
designate funding where it will have the most signifi cant impact. We extend our deepest gratitude for each gift and the trust in HWS that each gift represents.
Summary of Development
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Special Gifts
Strong Foundation $100,000
- Campus Expansion
Anonymous $100,000
- Volunteer coordinator, maintenance, and unrestricted
(2nd of 5 payments)
Anonymous $100,000
- Salary increases
Anonymous $40,000
- Eurythmy program
Cooke Foundation $25,000
- Campus expansion
Atherton Foundation $20,000
- Campus expansion
John Morey $14,914
- 1st grade assistant
Fred Baldwin Memorial $8,000
- Campus expansion (2nd of 3 payments)
Anonymous $5,000
- Menehune bottled water program
Hot Lunch Scholarships $2,791
- Contributions toward organic lunch program
Anonymous $2,000
- Hawaiian Alliance for Arts
Education $1,000
- Arts Excellence Awards
- Upper campus landscaping
Texaco Foundation $500
- Garden
Anders Lyons $200
- Mette Lyons Scholarship Fund
Special Gifts Subtotal $419,405
1) Special Gifts $419,405
- Gifts and grants given toward specifi c projects or outside
the scope of the Annual Giving Campaign.
2) Annual Giving Campaign $103,237
- These contributions provide operational support making
Waldorf education on Maui a reality.
3) Holiday Faire $52,409
4) Tuition Assistance $31,098
5) McInerny Foundation $20,000
6) Food for Funds $7,201
7) Frear Eleemosynary Trust $5,500
8) G.N. Wilcox Trust $3,500
9) The Diamond Approach Group $2,098
Total Development $644,448
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Total ContributionsSummary
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Giving Categories by Amount
Mike & Mette $10,000 +
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Atherton Foundation
Cooke Foundation
McInerny Foundation
John Morey
Strong Foundation
Mary & Madelyn $5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Fred Baldwin Foundation
Frear Eleemosynary Trust
Gerry’s Group $2,500 - $4,999
Leontina & John Elder
Kathryn and Doug Smith
David & Charlene Wagner
G N Wilcox Trust
HWS Partners $1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Ben Baldwin
Doris Chiu
Lynne Citroen Barratt & David Barratt
Rici Conger
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag & Mustafa Demirbag
Diamond Approach Group
Beth & Karl Ivarsson
Levi Strauss Foundation,
in recognition of Steve Goldstein
Mette Lyons
Higgins & Shelley Maddigan
Ryan McNally ‘82
Nancy Meola
Noor & John Morey
Mike Resnick Trust
Lucia Rhodehamel & Mark Lorenzi
Russ & Kat Rosen
Kathy Ross
Rudolf Steiner Foundation
Schwab Foundation, Lance & Kaye Whitney
Ron Serle
Lyn & Charles Soma
Michael and Jill Spalding
Cheryl & Jon Thuro
Tom Welch, Francis Emerson Foundation
Kealahou $500 - $999
Leona Ambrose, Grandmother of Emily Nielsen
David & Marianne Asher
Janet & Jeff Baldwin
Joan & Mitch Berman
Tobias & Letitia Brook
Glenna Carcon
Robert Chapman
Gina & William Flammer
Andrea & David Futch
Hanzawa Store
Christine Hether & Fritz Reynolds
HWS Parent Steering Group
Thea Jensen-Engesser
W & S Kauwertz
John & Sheri Kerr
Judy Lambert
Kristina Lyons & Tom Lambert
Rick & Leanne Markham
Mino McLean ‘89
Sheri Mortimore & John Hermes
Jack Naiditch
Karen Bouris & Gil Newton
Mike & Kathy Rahilly
Andrea Rubio
Kev, Liz, Eve, & Max Tade
Texaco Foundation
George & Judy Writer
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David Darling
Andre & Linda Deslauriers
Martin & Denise Diamond
Nicole Doane & Edward Modestini
Jeff & Heather (Haynes ‘83) Drood
Roberta Ducharme
Avi & Dafna Elkayam
Karen Ellis
Kimana Evans
Tivoli Faaumu
Tianalee & Joshua Feiteira
First Hawaiian Bank
Scott & Sherry Fisher
Dore & Jim Gabby
Patricia & Joao Gentil
Laura Lynn & Frank Giubardo
Glenn Goya
Andrew Gross & Jenny-Li Hellsen
Bev Harter
Kim Harter & Carl Freedman
Merle Hecker
Richard & Yuriko Holland
Paul & Betsy Horovitz
Peter & Liana Horovitz
Shelley Jacobs
Teresa & David Kahn
Pu Kirkhill
Mercy Kraft
Mirka & Gary Kraftsow
Mitch Lau
Heather & Michael Mancini
Ned Simonds
Kent & Paula Smith
Marion Haller-Stroud & William Stroud
Rod & Linda Taylor
Jeff & Joan Trager
Dale Webster
Koko & Miles Wolbe
Community Cirlce $100 - $249
Anonymous
Marty & Helida Adler
Peter Allcorn
Ryan Anderson
Gwen Arkin & Scott Obley
Brannon Badeaux
Bamboo Maui, Inc.
Stanley Bartlett
Berdal Family
River Bergquist
Patti Lousen & Tom Bowman
Leisa Brass
Paul Brown
Ted & Rosemary Buttner
Samantha & Carlo Carbajal
Mael & Magdalena Carey ‘89
Tamara Catz & Francisco Goya
Nicholas Christopher ‘80
Martin & Yasuko Claerbout
Philip & Whitney Collins
Carol Conley
Sarah Cordeiro
Haleakala Hui $250 - $499
Anonymous
Elaine Ambrose Romano
Melinda & Richard Armour
James Blanton, Maui Tropix
Peter Chin & Nicole Apoliana
Daina R. & Corey Collins
Matt & Sandy Daniells
Sally Dominick & Brent Pickering
Laurence Dorcy
Campbell & Angela Farrell
Fred Fruehan
Yuko George
Solana Goy ‘89
Alan & Susan Grodzinsky
Rebecca & Edward Hanna
Jemma Haskins
Jim & Honey Bun Haynes
Lance Holter
Karen & James Howell
Lorraine & Ron Howlett
Deborah & Michael Jacob
Carla & Billy Jalbert
Gretchen Fisher & Steve Kreider
Brooke Simonds & David Fish Linn ‘89
Michael Loo
Dave Munn & Timeless Memories, Inc.
Stephanie Austin & Jim Niess
Agna Pang & Richard Spork
Franklin Parlamis & Jennifer Parlamis, Ph.D.
Lulu Scofi eld
2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty We are educating children to change the world. - Claudia McLaren, founder of the fi rst Waldorf early childhood program in Boulder Colorado
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Lynette & Keith McCrary
Gary McDanniel
Mercurius
Cameron & Lola Milani
Jeannette Milholland
Trudy Miller
Masumi & Daniel Mills
Wendy & Tom Milovina
Michael & Joan Moynahan
Martha & Mark Nerenhausen
Randy & Elaine Newbold
Emily Nielsen
Peter Niess ‘94
Sonya Niess ‘99
Joseph & Konstance Palmore
Peter & Susie Peck
Cindy & Paul Pokorski
Doe Pokorski
Rodney Potter & Gayle Barklie
Kim Raymond
Edward Reinhardt
Mary Relles
Patricia Relles
Leslie Resnick
Dawna, Ronald, & Renny Richmond
Donald Richmond
Gray & Bettina Ringsby
Teresa, Frank, & Blake Rizzo
Joyce Romero
Patricia Rosenblad
Bob & Ingrid Rowland
Robert & Marguerite Rowland
Kristy & Bob Sabin
Jim Sanders
Carla Schneider & Stephen Dorris
School Pop
Teresa & Joey Sena
Acacia Daniells
Patrick & Jody Singsank
Mazie Squires
David Stodder
Josh & Amy Stone
Sharyn & Jeff Stone
Earl & Sandy Stoner
Jeanette Tan
Kristen & Eric Totah
Jev Rene’ Unick
John & Teresa Vail
Rudy & Jane Van de Graaff
Bill & Joan Warner
Cynthia Warner
Christine Wasserman
Anne & David Wertheim
Bob & Leah Wesson
Lee Wood
Paul Wood
Emily B. Young
Ulu Ka Hua - $1 - $99
Andrea & Ladd Akeo
Aleshanee Akin ‘85
Nick Aldrich, Abigail Robinson’s Grandparents
Audrey & Stephen Allencastre
Brenda Istvan & John Andrick
Animal Care Hospital
Ric & Delores Arenas
Linda Arnold
Katharine Ayers
Mischa P. Baker
Sophia Barashkoff
Genoa Barchet ‘95
Helen Barrow & Anthony Piscitelli
Amy Bateman
Anna-Marie Bates ‘91
David & Kelly Behn
Samana Benedetti
Gabriella Bengis
Ellen & Ray Brewerton
Tara & Andrew Brock
Consuelo & Vincent Bronick
Nissin & Ross Browning
Julie Brunell (Ybarra)
Kirsten Bunney
Patricia Cameron -Young
Andy Carson
Mia Carson
Niyaso Carter
Jocelyn Chang
Alex & Gitti Crespo
Kerry Cullins & Paul Fitzgerald
Caron & Steven d’Amelio
Eva & Brian Daniells
Patrica Daniells
Kelly Day
Anthony & Yolanda de Andrade
Angelina Demirbag
Clifton Dodge ‘84
Sarah & Tai Domen
Satya & Bruce Douglas
Eleanor Dudley
Russell & Kimberly Dukes
David Duni
Ted & Sherri Eck
Escrip
Kurt Farber
At HWS, children are taught to embrace the questions rather than the answers.2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
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Corrine & Spencer Feldman
Conrad & Leslie Fernandez
Virginia Fish
Dylan Fish ‘95
Foodland
Michael & Mary Gallagher
Eduardo Gandolfo
Robin & Charles Garrison
Kira Enge & Mark Goldberg
David & Bonnie Gott
Astrid & Ted Grupenhoff
John Grupenhoff Sr.
Marc ‘82 & Aly (Parker ‘87) Hodges
Keith & Johanna Holland
Bruno & Sabrina Hoppe
Arnold Ibarra
Amy Immerman
Anthea Iuorno
Dee & Ed Jacob
Gail & Mike Jacobs
David Jimenez
Joyous Grace LLC, dba Dragon’s Den
Kalia (Dodge ‘86) Kelmenson
Anja & Nicolas Kern
Helen & Bernie Kovitz
Ted & Gloria Kraftsow
Ken & Janet Krumpe
Robert Lang
Tana Larson
Erin C. , Anastasia, & Aurora Lincoln
Colleen & Nick Lisowski
Ron Lowery
Alf & Lucia Luechow
Maren Malling & Ward Holmes
Jan Maraire
Konjit Robinson
Shasta Rose
Meri Rosen
Jamie & Kerry Sofaly Ross
Jitendra & Kalyani Russell
Raymond Rutkowski
David & Jennifer Schwartz
Carol Schwarz
Lina Sena
Beverly Shields
Sally Simonds
Kathryn and Doug Smith
Nicole Smith ‘99
Larry & Janet Smith, Grandparents of Abigail Lutz
Jeanne & Mark Stodder
Brian & Leah (Andrews’95) Stolley
Brigit & Frank Tamulionis
Charmaine Tavares
Garry & Jan Taylor
Jonathan Thomson
Linda & Lee Tocho
Elle Tolmachoff
Tim & Marilynn Tolmachoff
Pat Tomita
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ulch
Ken & Carol Unick
Karen Urman
Nadia & Jamil Vaughn Shoot
Sandy Vitarelli
Muriel & Doug Warne
Mr. and Mrs. Verle Weitzel
Rebecca Writer
Edward & Hideko Zwick
Rhonda & Jeno Maushardt
Gill McBarnet
Taj & Allison McDonald
Liz McGain
Phillip McGain
John & Mary McGrath
Sarah Metz
Michelle Meyer
Amelia Miller
Tyler Morrison ‘80
David Muccino
Jennifer Muccino
Kawai Mulford
Joyce Muraoka
Steve & Sheila Myers
Sarah & Rick Nelson
Elaine Newbold
Melissa Newirth
Thomas Nooney
J & D Norman
Melani Palmer
Deborah Linn & Dan Parker
Hilary Parker
Bonnie Pasicznyk
Michael Peters
Inoch (Cecil) & Shama Dawn (Michele) Prevost
Jenna Quiocho
Michele Thornton & Ba Aye Rajan
Teena & Craig Rasmussen
Kala Raymond
Alice Anne Rice
Chris & Hillary Richards
Bob & Carolyn Richardson
David Richardson
Zea Robbins
At HWS, children are taught to embrace the questions rather than the answers.2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
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A fundamental difference
Giving to the HWS Tuition Assistance Program is a gift that can make the most direct and fundamental impact on the life of a child. It is the gift that ultimately determines whether a child will receive a Waldorf education or not. In order to extend this possibility to as many of Maui’s children as possible, HWS distributes far more in tuition assistance than it receives through specific gifts.
In 2005-2006, $277,154 was given to 49% of its students through
scholarships, tuition remission, and sibling discounts.
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Making a diff erence in the life of an HWS child
Christine Wasserman, a school social worker, and her husband Gordy, a third grade teacher, shared a passion for helping Latino migrant farm children. It drove them to study Spanish on their own and ultimately to begin the adoption process of a beautiful Guatemalan child. Alejandro (Alex) was referred to Christine and Gordy when he was just 3 days old. Unfortunately, Gordy’s brain cancer that had been in remission for seven years returned and despite his valiant eff orts, it ultimately took his life. Christine was devastated but determined to fi nish the adoption process alone.
After re-applying for the adoption as a single parent and two trips to Guatemala, Christine fi nally received Alex when he was 22 months old. She soon discovered his intense innate attraction to music and natural rhythms, and his love of stories and the spoken word. Christine was fortunate to work in a public school that off ered Alex a solid foundation in both academics and the performing arts. Alex began dancing and singing at age 5 and playing the piano at age 8. However, upon their arrival in Maui several years ago, that all changed. They encountered heart breaking diffi culties in fi nding a school with good academics that would also nurture his “pizzazy” creative nature.
After struggles that left now 11 year old Alex fall-ing two years behind in math, overwhelmed with homework, distressed by the behavioral problems of other children, highly anxious about school, and suff ering from nightmares, Christine fi nally found HWS. Our strong academic program taught through the arts was perfect for Alex. Even Spanish, his native tongue, was part of the HWS curriculum.
However, Christine could not aff ord the school alone as a single Mom on Maui. But because of the tuition assistance HWS was able to off er, Alex was enrolled. Both parent and child felt embraced by the warmth of this caring school community. In addition to fi nding just the right education, they also found a loving ‘ohana.
Extremely grateful for the support,
Christine wrote us a letter:
Thank you for helping my child regain what is most
important in life…his childhood. Thank you for
eliminating the stress and pressure of a rigid acceler-
ated academic program that is counter-productive
and destructive to a child’s physical, emotional, and
intellectual development. Thank you for facilitating
the growth of my son’s whole being, and especially for
providing so many wonderful opportunities for him
to grow in the Arts, his true passion. Thank you for
his teacher’s warmth, kindness, and atmosphere of
classroom acceptance, and her masterful teaching.
My son loves HWS. He calls it his “dream school.”
5th grader Alex Wasserman himself says,
“Waldorf helps you fi nd all the talents hiding inside you and helps you be the best that you can be.”
Tuition assistance continues to be one of the strongest vehicles for making a direct impact
on the life of a child. Join us in making a diff erence.
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The Annual Giving CampaignThe Annual Giving Campaign is HWS’s primary source of contributed funds that make our mission possible. Through this campaign, Board members, Parents, Faculty & Staff, Grandparents, Alumni, and Friends come together to show their support for our school.
In 2005/2006 we exceeded our goal
of $100,000. Mahalo nui loa to our
dedicated HWS ‘ohana!
2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
Board of Directors
Robert Chapman
Lynne Citroen Barratt
John Elder
David Futch
Steve Goldstein
John Kerr
Shelley Maddigan
Michael Mancini
Lynette McCrary
Mino McLean
Nancy Meola
Jack Naiditch
Rodney Potter
Ron Serle
Brooke Simonds ‘95
Ned Simonds
Paul Wood
Businesses
Animal Care Hospital
Consuelo’s Catering
First Hawaiian Bank
Foodland
Hanzawa Store
Jim Sanders Realty
Maui Collection Service, Inc.
Maui Electric Company
Maui Tropix
Mercurius
Michael Spalding Realty
Giving Categories by Affiliation
Alumni
Aleshanee Akin ‘85
Genoa Barchet ‘95
Anna-Marie Bates ‘91
Mael & Magdalena Carey ‘89
Nicholas Christopher ‘80
Clifton Dodge ‘84
Jeff & Heather (Haynes ‘83) Drood
Dylan Fish ‘95
David Fish Linn ‘89 & Brooke Simonds
Solana Goy ‘89
Marc & Aly (Parker ‘87) Hodges ‘82
Kalia (Dodge ‘86) Kelmenson
Mary Lawrence ‘91
Kristina Lyons & Tom Lambert
Anders Lyons (‘82 )& Kiera Strohm-Herman
Mino McLean ‘89
Ryan McNally ‘82
Tyler Morrison ‘80
Peter Niess ‘94
Sonya Niess ‘99
Theresa ‘Malia’ Quiocho ‘85
Lina Sena ‘05
Nicole Smith ‘99
Brian & Leah (Andrews’95) Stolley
Elle Tolmachoff ‘05
Through experience of what is beautiful and meaningfula child will learn purpose and initiative.
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2005-2006 Crea t ing Communi ty
Paradise Flower Farms, Inc.
Pony Express Tours
Smith Development
Timeless Memories, Inc.
Faculty and Staff
Aleshanee Akin ‘85
Ryan Anderson
Brannon Badeaux
Stanley Bartlett
River Bergquist
Joan Berman
Paul Brown
Sarah Cordeiro
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Roberta Ducharme
Kimberly Dukes
Karen Ellis
Virginia Fish
Andrea Futch
Jemma Haskins
Amy Immerman
Shelley Jacobs
Mercy Kraft
Kako Lap
Tana Larson
Lynette McCrary
Gary McDanniel
Allison McDonald
Jeannette Milholland
Amelia Miller
Sarah Nelson
Emily Nielsen
Joseph & Konstance Palmore
Malia Quiocho ‘85
Kim Raymond
Patricia Relles
Dawna Richmond
Teresa Rizzo
Konjit Robinson
Jev Rene’ Unick
Dale Webster
Koko Wolbe
Lee Wood
Julie Ybarra
Foundations and Organizations
Anonymous
Atherton Family Foundation
Cooke Foundation
Diamond Group Approach
Francis Emerson Foundation
Frear Eleemosynary Trust
Fred Baldwin Memorial Foundation
G.N. Wilcox Trust
Hawaii Community Foundation
Kamehameha Schools
Levi Strauss Foundation
McInerny Foundation
Rudolf Steiner Foundation
Strong Foundation
Grandparents
Nick Aldrich
Ric & Delores Arenas
Ted & Rosemary Buttner
Glenna Carcon
Doris Chiu
Philip & Whitney Collins
Fred Fruehan
Dore & Jim Gabby
John Grupenhoff
Jim & Honey Bun Haynes
Merle Hecker
Paul & Betsy Horovitz
Karen & James Howell
Dee & Ed Jacob
Gail & Mike Jacobs
Helen & Bernie Kovitz
Ted & Gloria Kraftsow
Judy Lambert
Mette Lyons
Trudy Miller
Wendy & Tom Milovina
J & D Norman
Doe Pokorski
Mike & Kathy Rahilly
Mike Resnick
Donald Richmond
Joyce Romero
Patricia Rosenblad
Robert & Marguerite Rowland
Al Rutkowski
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Bonnie Pasicznyk
Hannah Peck
Mary Relles
Alice Anne Rice
Bob & Carolyn Richardson
David Richardson
Jamie & Kerry Sofaly Ross
Lulu Scofi eld
Sally Simonds
Patrick & Jody Singsank
Mazie Squires
Earl & Sandy Stoner
Charmaine Tavares
Tim & Marilynn Tolmachoff
John & Teresa Vail
Tom Welch
Emily B. Young
Edward & Hideko Zwick
Parents
Marty & Helida Adler
Andrea & Ladd Akeo
Aleshanee Akin ‘85
Gwen Arkin & Scott Obley
Melinda & Richard Armour
Linda Arnold
David & Marianne Asher
Michael & Stephanie Bailie
Janet & Jeff Baldwin
Sophia Barashkoff
Helen Barrow & Anthony Piscitelli
David & Kelly Behn
Samana Benedetti
Gabriella Bengis
Paula & Jaime (James) Berdal
Joan & Mitch Berman
Leisa Brass
Tara & Andrew Brock
Consuelo & Vincent Bronick
Tobias & Letitia Brook
Nissin & Ross Browning
Kirsten Bunney
Lafayette Young V &
Patricia Cameron -Young
Samantha & Carlo Carbajal
Andy Carson
Mia Carson
Tamara Catz & Francisco Goya
Jocelyn Chang
Peter Chin & Nicole Apoliana
Lynne Citroen Barratt & David Barratt
Martin & Yasuko Claerbout
Carol Conley
Alex & Gitti Crespo
Kerry Cullins & Paul Fitzgerald
Caron & Steven d’Amelio
Patrica Daniells
Sandra & Matthew Daniells
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag & Mustafa Demirbag
Andre & Linda Deslauriers
Nicole Doane & Edward Modestini
Sarah & Tai Domen
Sally Dominick & Brent Pickering
Satya & Bruce Douglas
Russell & Kimberly Dukes
David Duni
Ted & Sherri Eck
Leontina & John Elder
Avi & Dafna Elkayam
Karen Ellis
Kimana Evans
Campbell & Angela Farrell
Tianalee & Joshua Feiteira
Corrine & Spencer Feldman
Conrad & Leslie Fernandez
Scott & Sherry Fisher
Gina & William Flammer
Andrea & David Futch
Eduardo Gandolfo
Robin & Charles Garrison
Patricia & Joao Gentil
Yuko George
Laura Lynn & Frank Giubardo
Kira Enge & Mark Goldberg
David & Bonnie Gott
Andrew Gross & Jenny-Li Hellsen
Astrid & Ted Grupenhoff
William Stroud & Marion Haller-Stroud
Rebecca & Edward Hanna
Kim Harter & Carl Freedman
Keith & Johanna Holland
Richard & Yuriko Holland
Bruno & Sabrina Hoppe
Peter & Liana Horovitz
Lorraine & Ron Howlett
Arnold Ibarra
Amy Immerman
Brenda Istvan & John Andrick
Anthea Iuorno
Bethanne & Karl Ivarsson
Deborah & Michael Jacob
Shelley Jacobs
Betty Shishido
Larry & Janet Smith
Jeanne & Mark Stodder
Brigit & Frank Tamulionis
Garry & Jan Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ulch
Ken & Carol Unick
Rudy & Jane Van de Graaff
Sandy Vitarelli
Bill & Joan Warner
Verle & Marilyn Weitzel
George & Judy Writer
Friends (Individuals)
Audrey & Stephen Allencastre
Leona Ambrose
Elaine Ambrose Romano
Katharine Ayers
Mischa P. Baker
Ben Baldwin
Patti Lousen & Tom Bowman
Ellen & Ray Brewerton
Daina R. & Corey Collins
Rici Conger
Malik & Joyanna Cotter
Eva & Brian Daniells
David Darling
Kelly Day
Anthony & Yolanda de Andrade
Angelina Demirbag
Martin & Denise Diamond
Laurence Dorcy
Tivoli Faaumu
Michael & Mary Gallagher
Glenn Goya
Alan & Susan Grodzinsky
Christine Hether & Fritz Reynolds
Lance Holter
Thea Jensen-Engesser
Pu Kirkhill
Mitch Lau
Erin C., Anastasia & Aurora Lincoln
Michael Loo
Higgins & Shelley Maddigan
Gill McBarnet
Liz & Phillip McGain
Mr. & Mrs. John & Mary McGrath
Michael & Joan Moynahan
Joyce Muraoka
Hilary Parker
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Carla & Billy Jalbert
David Jimenez
Teresa & David Kahn
Wolfgang & Sabine Kauwertz
Anja & Nicolas Kern
Mirka & Gary Kraftsow
Gretchen Fisher & Steve Kreider
Ken & Janet Krumpe
Robert Lang
Colleen & Nick Lisowski
Ron Lowery
Alf & Lucia Luechow
Maren Malling & Ward Holmes
Heather & Michael Mancini
James & Melinda Mann
Jan Maraire
Rick & Leanne Markham
Rhonda & Jeno Maushardt
Taj & Allison McDonald
Nancy Meola
Sarah Metz
Michelle Meyer
Cameron & Lola Milani
Amelia Miller
Masumi & Daniel Mills
Noor & John Morey
Sheri Mortimore & John Hermes
David Muccino
Jennifer Muccino
Steve & Sheila Myers
Jack Naiditch
Sarah & Rick Nelson
Elaine Newbold
Randy & Elaine Newbold
Karen Bouris & Gill Newton
Thomas Nooney
Jack Hamilton & Melani Palmer Hamilton
Agna Pang & Richard Spork
Deborah Linn & Dan Parker
Franklin Parlamis & Jennifer Parlamis, Ph.D.
Peter & Susie Peck
Michael Peters
Cindy & Paul Pokorski
Rodney Potter & Gayle Barklie
Inoch (Cecil) & Shama (Michele) Prevost
Theresa ‘Malia’ Quiocho ‘85
Michele Thornton & Ba Aye Rajan
Kala Raymond
Rebecca & Moses Regidor
Leslie Resnick
Lucia Rhodehamel & Mark Lorenzi
Chris & Hillary Richards
Dawna & Ronald Richmond
Gray & Bettina Ringsby
Teresa & Frank Rizzo
Zea Robbins
Konjit Robinson
Shasta Rose
Meri Rosen
Russ & Kat Rosen
Kathy Ross
Bob & Ingrid Rowland
Andrea Rubio
Jitendra & Kalyani Russell
Raymond Rutkowski
Kristy & Bob Sabin
Carla Schneider & Stephen Dorris
David & Jennifer Schwartz
Carol Schwarz
Teresa & Joey Sena
Beverly Shields
Kathryn & Doug Smith
Lyn & Charles Soma
Cami & Jim ‘Mark’ Spurgin
David Stodder
Sharyn & Jeff Stone
Josh & Amy Stone
Kevin & Liz Tade
Jeanette Tan
Rod & Linda Taylor
Jonathan Thomson
Cheryl & Jon Thuro
Linda & Lee Tocho
Kristen & Eric Totah
Jeff & Joan Trager
Jev Rene’ Unick
Karen Urman
Ruta “Nadia” & Jamil Vaughn Shoot
David & Charlene Wagner
Muriel & Doug Warne
Cynthia Warner
Christine Wasserman
Anne & David Wertheim
Bob & Leah Wesson
Lance & Kaye Whitney
In-Kind Donations
ABBA Machinery
Alive & Well
All-in-All Carpet Cleaning
Aloha Arborist Association
Aloha Style Salon
Amelia Miller
America II
Arco Iris Designs
Astrid Grupenhoff
Atlantis Submarines - Maui
Bamboo Maui Inc.
Bead Babes
Brian Swift
Brian Pack
Bubba Gump Shrimp Company
Café Des Amis
Café Mambo
Cakewalk Paia Bakery
Carol Schwarz
Charlotte Hamasaki
Chez Paul
Chicka’s Creations
Christa Morf
Colleen Knox
Consuelo’s Catering
Costco
Curtis Wilson Cost
Curves for Women Upcountry
Cynthia Ucarer
Daniel Welsh
David Hamilton
David Paul’s Lahaina Grill
David Warren
David Wertheim
Deborah Faire, Artist
Dish
Down to Earth Natural Foods
Dr. George Cromack
Dr. Nathan Ehrlich, N.D.
Duck Soup Enterprises
Earth Score
Edible Yard
Eiko Takatsuka
Eloha Creations
Ergo Baby Carrier
Expeditions
Flora Umeno
Fountainhead Building Products
Francine Ascala
Frank Giubardo
Gecko Trading Company
Gemadorables
Gemini Charters
Gerard’s Restaurant
Gill Newton
Golden Child Jewelry
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Gross-Hellsen Family
Gwen Arkin, Artist
Hair Garden
Haleakala ATV Tours
Hali’imaile General Store
Hanzawa Store
Harmony Healing
Hawaiian Herbal Blessings
Helen Barrow
Hemp House, Paia
Hi-Tech Surf & Sport
Holistic Facials and Massage
Hopaco-Boise Cascase
Hot Island Glass
Hui No`eau Visual Arts Center
Hula Grill
HWS 3rd Grade Class
Inner Ocean Publishing
Inner Waves Organic Yoga Clothing
Island Honda
J.P & Patricia Thoma
Jack Hamilton, Artist
James Mann
Jasmine’s Maui Designs
Jeff Soderburg
Jenny-Li Hellsen dba Veterinary
Acupuncture
Joan Berman
Jocelyn Romeo Demirbag
Jocelyn U. Chang, DO
Joe’s Bar & Grill
John Elder
John Morey
John Vail
John Yannel
Judi Riley’s Tiki Tales
Kaanapali Beach Hotel
Kaanapali Golf Courses
Kahua Hawaiian Institute
Kanaka Ele’u
Kapalua Golf Club
Kathy Michael
Keiki O’ Moana
Kim McDonald, Artist
Kimo’s
Kristina Lyons
Kula Ace Hardware
Kula Cushions
Lahaina Galleries, Inc.
LalaSun Designs
Lee Wood
Leilani’s on the Beach
Leticia Brook
Liana Horovitz
Light Touch Therapies
Linda Morgan
Lisa Chinn
Longhi’s
Lori Jensen
Louise Graham
Lucia Rhodehammel
Lyn Soma
M.Y. Maui, inc.
Makana Weddings Maui
Makawao Garden Café
Mala, An Ocean Tavern
Mama’s Fish House
Mana Foods
Maribeth Theisen, LCSW, CHE
Marty Adler
Maui Academy of Performing Arts
Maui Art Gallery
Maui ARTadventures
Maui Arts and Cultural Center
Maui Celtic
Maui Classic Charters
Maui Dermatology LLC
Maui Film Festival
Maui Golf & Sports Park
Maui Moonbeams
Maui Mountain Cruisers
Maui Ocean Center
Maui Prince Hotel
Maui Sun Tea Company
Maui Tacos
Maui to You
Maui Foto
Melissa Stewart Kern
Mermaid Trading Company
Mette Lyons
Milagros
Ms. Kim - Nene Kindergarten
Ned Simmons
The aim of Waldorf education is to teach children how to think, rather than what to think... so as to enable them to think for themselves.
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Nicolanya
Old Lahaina Luau
Orchids of Olinda
Outdoors Unlimited River Trips -
John & Teresa Vail
Pacifi c Grill
Pacifi c Whale Foundation
Pacifi ca Island Art, Inc.
Paragon Salon
Pat Gagne
Penne Pasta
Photography by Shasta
Physical Therapy & Wellness Center
of Maui LLC
Piiholo Stables
Plants & Flowers Booth
Polli’s Mexican Restaurant
R. Groden Gallery
Ranjana Serle
Rebecca Regidor
Resource Asia Hawaii
Rici Conger
Roberta Hodara
Roy’s Kahana Bar & Grill
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
Sabrina Coryell
Sabrina Futch
Sansei Restaurant
& Sushi Bar
Sargent’s Fine Art
Sensuous Beauty, Inc.
Shakti Navran
Shasta Rose
Shelley Maddigan
Sheraton Maui
Sherri Green
Simmer Hawaii
Skyline Eco-Adentures
Spa Grande - Grand Wailea Resort
Spa Luna Holistic School for Estheticians
Stan’s Electrical Service
Strini Art Glass
Sun Flame Maui
Suzanne La Comb
The Dunes at Maui Lani
The Plantation House Restaurant
The Rizzo Family
The Studio Maui
Three Treasures Inc.
Totah Family
Trilogy Excursions
Tropo/Hurricane
Truth’s Dolls
Ulalena
Upcountry Fine Art
Valley Isle Gymnastics
Wailea Golf Club
Warren & Annabelle’s Magic
Waterfront Restaurant
West & Associates Fine Art
Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas
Westin Maui Resort Kaanapali
Worchester Glassworks
YMCA
The aim of Waldorf education is to teach children how to think, rather than what to think... so as to enable them to think for themselves.
Leave a Legacy, Fund the FuturePlease consider Haleakala
Waldorf School as you make
your planned giving decisions.
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Mia Carson
Bob Chapman
Lynne Citroen Barratt
Martin Claerbout
Yasuko Claerbout
Matthew Clement
Rici Conger
Sarah Cordeiro
Sabrina Coryell
Caron d’Amelio
Steve d’Amelio
Matt Daniells
Sandy Daniells
Patricia Daniells
Mustafa Demirbag
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Andre Deslauries
Linda Deslauries
Bill Dittburner
Nicki Doane
Sarah Domen
Sally Dominick
Roberta Ducharme
Kim Dukes
Sherri Eck
Leontina Elder
John Elder
Dafna Elkayam
Karen Ellis
Kira Enge
Kimana Evans
Volunteers
Marty Adler
Aleshanee Akin
Karen Allcorn
Pete Allcorn
Ryan Anderson
John Andrick
Nicole Apolina
Gwen Arkin
Mindy Armour
Marianne Asher
Brannon Badeaux
Janet Baldwin
Jeff Baldwin
Sophia Baraskoff
Gayle Barklie
Helen Barrow
Stanley Bartlett
Kelly Behn
Samana Benedetti
Paula Berdal
Jamie Berdal
Joan Berman
Mitch Berman
River Berquist
Karen Bouris
Leisa Brass
Tish Brook
Nissan Browning
Paul Brown
Carlo & Samantha Carbajal
Two lasting gifts we hope to give our children at Haleakala Waldorf School: one is roots, the other, wings.
Volunteer Eff ort
Haleakala Waldorf School is a positive community not just for the children but for whole families.
We believe a strong relationship between home and school is essen-tial. Volunteerism is the cornerstone of the success of HWS, and we deeply appreciate the tremendous eff orts of our volunteers.
We couldn’t serve the children without
your support. Mahalo nui loa!
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Leslie Fernandez
Gretchen Fisher
Sherry Fisher
Gina Flammer
Will Flammer
Andrea Futch
David Futch
Birgitte Golden
Steve Goldstein
Beth Goodall
Bonnie Gott
Astrid Grupenhoff
Ted Grupenhoff
LauraLynn Guibardo
Marion Haller-Stroud
Rebecca Hanna
Kim Harter
Jemma Haskins
Liana Horovitz
Amy Immerman
Brenda Istvan
Beth Ivarsson
Karl Ivarsson
Michael Jacob
Deborah Jacob
Shelley Jacobs
Carla Jalbert
Teresa Kahn
Sabine Kauwertz
Anja Kern
John Kerr
Mia Carson
Bob Chapman
Lynne Citroen Barratt
Martin Claerbout
Yasuko Claerbout
Matthew Clement
Rici Conger
Sarah Cordeiro
Sabrina Coryell
Caron d’Amelio
Steve d’Amelio
Matt Daniells
Sandy Daniells
Patricia Daniells
Mustafa Demirbag
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Andre Deslauries
Linda Deslauries
Bill Dittburner
Nicki Doane
Sarah Domen
Sally Dominick
Roberta Ducharme
Kim Dukes
Sherri Eck
Leontina Elder
John Elder
Dafna Elkayam
Karen Ellis
Kira Enge
Kimana Evans
Konjit Robinson
Mercy Kraft
Stephen Kreider
Tom Lambert
Kazuko Lap
Tana Larson
Marcy Lynn
Kristina Lyons
Shelley Maddigan
Michael Mancini
James Mann
Jan Mariare
Lynette McCrary
Gary McDanniel
Allison McDonald
Mino McLean
Nancy Meola
Amelia Miller
Rosy Miller
Daniel Mills
Noor Morey
Sheri Mortimore
Dave Muccino
Jen Muccino
Jack Naditch
Sarah Nelson
Gill Newton
Emily Nielsen
Scott Obley
Melani Palmer
Konstance Palmore
Two lasting gifts we hope to give our children at Haleakala Waldorf School: one is roots, the other, wings.
Joseph Palmore
Agna Pang
Jennifer Parlamis
Franklin Parlamis
Susie Peck
Cindy Pokorski
Rodney Potter
Shama Dawn Prevost
Malia Quiocho
Kehaulani Rand
Kim Raymond
Rebecca Regidor
Patricia Relles
Lucia Rhodehamel
Paul Rice
Hillary Richards
Dawna Richmond
Teresa Rizzo
Frank Rizzo
Shasta Rose
Jennifer Rosenblad
Kathy Ross
Ingrid Rowland
Andrea Rubio
Bob Sabin
Kristy Sabin
David & Jennifer Schwartz
Teresa Sena
Ron Serle
Brooke Simonds
Ned Simonds
Kathryn Smith
Doug Smith
Perlita Sniffen
Jeff Soderberg
Lyn Soma
Cami Spurgin
Mark Spurgin
Sue Spurgin
Amy Stone
Jeanette Tan
Rod Taylor
Linda Taylor
Cheryl Thuro
Linda Tocho
Lee Tocho
Jev Unick
Nadia Vaughn Shoot
Charlie Wagner
Cynthia Warner
Christine Wasserman
Dale Webster
Anne Wertheim
Bob Wesson
Leah Wesson
Andrea Wicklund
Koko Wolbe
Paul Wood
Lee Wood
Rebecca Writer
Tricia Cameron - Young
Cinco Young
Eighth Grade / May Pole
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Financial Summary
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Income Statement 7/05 - 6/06
Revenue
Tuition 1,800,986
Financial Assistance -286,816
Fees & Programs 34,649
Grants 126,598
Donations 320,824
Events 52,083
Bus 52,352
Interest & Other 28,992
Total Revenue 2,129,668
Expense
Salary 1,279,924
Benefi ts 172,303
Taxes 98,635
Events 21,185
Bus 75,865
Equipment 17,146
Operations 140,313
Professional Development 24,717
Repair & Maintenance 38,901
Insurance 19,242
Supplies 63,935
Utilities 25,702
Other 43,602
Total Expense 2,021,470
Net Income 108,198
A message from HWS Business Manager, Dale Webster.
Financials in 2005-2006 refl ect substantial increases in donations and grants. With these funds we were able to accommodate a signifi cant expansion of our Tuition Assistance Program and raise faculty salaries according to our Strategic Plan. Bus service was improved with drivers hired by HWS; however, expenses increased dramatically, owing in great part to gas prices.
Several physical improvements to the campus were carried out. With income generated from operations we were able to complete the renovation of our
new administrative building and also redesign the old administrative building for more class room space. We had to borrow $150,000 to build a septic system which was required by law.
Ultimately, our school has a sound fi nancial base which will continue to solidify as we focus on building our cash reserves in the future.
Aloha,Dale WebsterHWS Business Manager
Balance Sheet 7/05 - 6/06
Assets
Cash 292,758
Accounts Receivable 74,073
Prepaid Expenses 32,233
Investments 53,364
Buildings 253,843
Equipment 37,265
Furniture & Fixtures 46,932
Land 438,137
Leasehold Improvements 165,616
Other 41,371
Total Assets 1,435,592
Liabilities
Accounts Payable 5,993
Prepaid Grants 210,025
Prepaid Tuition 376,996
Prepaid Tuition Insurance 37,594
Mortgage Principle 595,909
Other 50,058
Total Liabilities 1,276,575
Equity 159,017
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A message from the President of the Board, Bob Chapman
At a recent end-of-year meeting faculty, staff , board members, and parents came together to review the year and look toward the future. “Community” was the predominant word that described their experience at HWS. Over the 2005-2006 school year people
from all paths joined together to build idyllic rock-walled garden beds, to support children in their plays, and to fi nalize the HWS Strategic School Improvement Plan. We off ered the community unique events such as the Night of Delight, Holiday Faire, Candlelighting Ceremonies, Family Games Night, and Lei Day.
Through each of our communal gatherings, individuals shared their aloha for the school, providing the necessary sustenance for its continued growth. Just as a keiki sprouts from a kalo plant that is well tended, our school continues to add students, resourc-es, and programs through all of the good intentions shared by the community. Stories shared at our meeting described the conditions necessary to create such an environment: over and over people mentioned the support, empowerment, trust, grati-tude, and common purpose they felt at our school. It is clear that HWS is a place of ‘ohana.
As a parent and board member since the late 80’s, I have watched HWS move forward on a continuous path of self-improvement. I have witnessed fi rst-hand the diff erence a committed community has made in actualizing the Waldorf educational vision, and thus the dreams of our children. It never fails to amaze me just how powerful a small group can be in making the world a better place.
Mahalo for being a part of that group.
Aloha,
Bob Chapman HWS Board President
Fifth Grade / Manzana Banana Circus
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Haleakala Waldorf School Values
Man is effective in the world not only through what he does, but above all through what he is. - Rudolf Steiner, founder of Waldorf education
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balance and purposeAt Haleakala Waldorf School we develop balanced individuals who are able to create a life full of meaning and purpose by educating the whole child...mind, heart, and hands.
Board of Directors2005-2006
Bob Chapman
David Futch
Lynne Citroen Barratt
Ron Serle
John Elder
Steve Goldstein
John Kerr
Shelley Maddigan
Michael Mancini
Mino McLean
Lynette McCrary
Nancy Meola
Jack Naiditch
Rodney Potter
Brooke Simonds
Ned Simonds
Paul Wood
Accredited by
Association of
Waldorf Schools
of North America
Hawai‘i
Association of
Independent Schools
Western
Association of Schools
and Colleges
(808) 878-2511
www.waldorfmaui.com
4160 Lower Kula Rd., Kula, Maui, HI 96790
Haleakala Waldorf School is an independent school that believes education should nurture children to become individuals who are whole in body, intellect, and spirit.
Bringing academics to life through the arts... 2005-2006 Giv ing Repor t
