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Welcome to the Center for Anthroposophy

Working out of the science of the spirit pioneered by Rudolf Steiner, the Center for Anthroposophy offers innovative adult education programs that:

  • Stimulate new inner growth and development
  • Transform existing gifts and talents into creative capacities
  • Re-enliven life's experiences so that they become seeds for future work in the world

 

The Center supports schools worldwide by continually renewing Waldorf teachers and those who stand with them as administrators, trustees, parents, and friends.

 

We offer courses in:

 

All this is offered at High Mowing School and in local communities around the country. The scenic New Hampshire countryside offers myriad outdoor opportunities.

 

Take a look at the details of what we have to offer and come join us! A beautiful campus, the option of vegetarian meals, and scholarship assistance.


Watch our Program Portraits Movie to get an overview of who we are and what we do.

 

If you'd like to receive our catalog through the mail, please Contact Us.

 

Anthroposophical Society in New Hampshire Newsletter & Calendar

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Breaking News: Attention Vermonters

We are very pleased to announce that the Center for Anthroposophy has been recently approved for participation in the Vermont Non-degree grant program of VSAC (Vermont Student Assistance Corporation)

 

Vermont Non-Degree Grants:

Any Vermonter enrolled in a non-degree course that will improve employability or encourage further study is eligible to apply for a Vermont Non-Degree Grant. Classes can be taken at a college or other educational institution; (such as a high school or technical center that offers a continuing education program, or a private organization that offers training courses). Non Degree Grants are based on financial need and the cost of the course the applicant is enrolled in. The maximum award amount per term is determined each year by VSAC. Applicants may receive a Non- Degree Grant for up to two enrollment terms per financial aid year (July 1 – June 30), and a total of six terms of Non-Degree Grants in a lifetime. Applications are available at Vermont Department of Labor offices, vocational centers, other schools, and VSAC.

 

What this means for you?

You may now enroll into any of the Center for Anthroposophy programs, whether it be our popular summer Renewal Courses, or the Waldorf High School Teacher Education Program or the Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy and the Arts and receive a grant assistance to help you defray the cost of your tuition.

 


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