A young woman and a young man walking in the woods during fall, with the woman resting her arm on the man's shoulder. Their clothes and shoes are muddy from playing in the dirt, and the trees have mostly shed their leaves. 
Welcome New Families

Dear Cedar Springs Families,

Welcome to Cedar Springs.

We are so grateful you have found your way here.

As a learning center inspired by the timeless principles of Waldorf education, we recognize that every family’s journey is unique. Some have been searching for an educational approach that honors and protects the beauty of childhood. Others are longing for a stronger sense of community, more time in nature, or a place where their children are truly known and deeply understood. Whatever path has brought you here, we hope you already feel the warmth and spirit that make Cedar Springs so special.

Ours is a living community that grows through the relationships between families, teachers, and children. Together, we cultivate an environment where children experience beauty, meaningful work, joyful celebration, and the quiet confidence that comes from being seen, supported, and loved for who they are.

It is our hope that Cedar Springs becomes a place where your family forms lifelong friendships, discovers meaningful traditions, and experiences the joy of belonging to something larger than yourselves.  We are honored to walk alongside your family and cannot wait to see the goodness that will blossom in the seasons ahead.

With gratitude,

Cedar Springs Parent Guild

Your First Few Weeks

  • Meet Your Buddy Family

    Every new family is paired with a returning family to help you feel at home from day one.

  • Attend Parent Guild

    It’s warm way to connect with other families and get involved in community life.

  • Celebrate the Seasons Together

    Join us for a festival and experience the rhythm of the academic year.

  • Read the Newsletter

    Stay connected with community life through our seasonal newsletter.

  • Ask Questions, Anytime

    We are always happy to help, so never hesitate to reach out.

  • Give Yourselves Time to Settle

    Allow your child, and yourself, the time and space to settle into the rhythms of the year.