Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College
Security Please do not leave cars, bicycles or dorm rooms unlocked. Remove all valuables from vehicles as our campus has been prone to minor break-ins. Report any suspicious activity to campus services or any RSC employee. Call 911 or 874-5111 if a crime is in progress. Selling on Campus The public sale of merchandise of any kind is prohibited unless approved by the executive committee. Smoking Smoking is permitted only in two designated areas—at the extreme south end of the campus just past Turner student residence and in the northwest corner of the Stegmann Hall parking lot. Smokers should exercise extreme care in disposing of matches and cigarette butts, since they are a fire hazard as well as being unsightly. Suggestions Forms for submitting “Suggestions, Concerns, and Requests” are available from the reception office. Any member of the College community can use the form to offer a suggestion about any aspect of College life. Submitted forms will be reviewed first by the dean of students and acted upon by the appropriate College offices, department, or committee. TaskStream TaskStream is a website where teachers; distribute learning activities, syllabi and other documents to students; assess student performance; and demonstrate achievement of learning outcomes. Assignments and syllabi are uploaded to the site and students can view and download them and also upload completed assignments for assessments as required. Students also have tools to create webpages, E-portfolios (an assigned task), and are able to chat, form groups, and communicate with their instructors. TaskStream is only used by matriculated students. Instructions may be found through the student portal (RSC Scholar) on the website, or you may contact our Academics department with any questions. 23
The Local Anthroposophical and Waldorf Community The College is the center of one of the largest anthroposophical/ Waldorf communities in North America, with the following local resources. Faust Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America The local branch of the Anthroposophical Society meets each Wednesday evening during the academic year. The meetings take place from 7:30 to 9:00pm in one of the College classrooms. They feature lectures and discussions on anthroposophical themes as well as artistic activities. Meetings usually end with refreshments and socializing. Membership is open to any person who regards the work of the Anthroposophical Society as a positive influence in the world. Non-members are welcome at meetings. Some of the lectures involve a modest admission charge for non-members. A number of faculty and staff are active in the Faust Branch and can provide further information. Lauren Hickman and Ronald Koetzsch serve as liaisons between the College and the Faust Branch. Waldorf Daycare Centers and Waldorf Schools A number of licensed Waldorf-based home nursery schools and daycare centers are located near the College. A list of these is available from the reception office. Sacramento area independent Waldorf schools and public and charter schools inspired by Waldorf education include the following: Private Public Sacramento Waldorf School 3750 Bannister Rd., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 916-961-3900 Davis Waldorf School 3100 Sycamore Lane, Davis, CA 95616 530-753-1651 Live Oak Waldorf School 410 Crother Rd., Meadow Vista, CA 95722 530-878-8720 Camellia Waldorf School 5701 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95822 916-427-5022 Cedar Springs Waldorf School 6029 Gold Meadows Rd., Placerville, CA 95667 530-642-9903 Golden Valley Charter School 9601 Lake Natoma Dr., Orangevale, CA 95662 916-987-6141 Alice Birney Waldorf Inspired Charter School 6251 13th Street, Sacramento, Ca 95831 916-433-5544 George Washington Carver School of Arts and Science 10101 Systems Parkway, Sacramento, CA 95827 916-228-5751 24
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The Local Anthroposophical and Waldorf Community<br />
The <strong>College</strong> is the center of one of the largest anthroposophical/ Waldorf communities in North America,<br />
with the following local resources.<br />
Faust Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America<br />
The local branch of the Anthroposophical Society meets each Wednesday evening during the academic<br />
year. The meetings take place from 7:30 to 9:00pm in one of the <strong>College</strong> classrooms. They feature lectures<br />
and discussions on anthroposophical themes as well as artistic activities. Meetings usually end with<br />
refreshments and socializing.<br />
Membership is open to any person who regards the work of the Anthroposophical Society as a positive<br />
influence in the world. Non-members are welcome at meetings. Some of the lectures involve a modest<br />
admission charge for non-members.<br />
A number of faculty and staff are active in the Faust Branch and can provide further information. Lauren<br />
Hickman and Ronald Koetzsch serve as liaisons between the <strong>College</strong> and the Faust Branch.<br />
Waldorf Daycare Centers and Waldorf Schools<br />
A number of licensed Waldorf-based home nursery schools and daycare centers are located near the<br />
<strong>College</strong>. A list of these is available from the reception office.<br />
Sacramento area independent Waldorf schools and public and charter schools inspired by Waldorf<br />
education include the following:<br />
Private Public<br />
Sacramento Waldorf School<br />
3750 Bannister Rd., Fair Oaks, CA 95628<br />
916-961-3900<br />
Davis Waldorf School<br />
3100 Sycamore Lane, Davis, CA 95616<br />
530-753-1651<br />
Live Oak Waldorf School<br />
410 Crother Rd., Meadow Vista, CA 95722<br />
530-878-8720<br />
Camellia Waldorf School<br />
5701 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95822<br />
916-427-5022<br />
Cedar Springs Waldorf School<br />
6029 Gold Meadows Rd., Placerville, CA 95667<br />
530-642-9903<br />
Golden Valley Charter School<br />
9601 Lake Natoma Dr., Orangevale, CA 95662<br />
916-987-6141<br />
Alice Birney Waldorf Inspired Charter School<br />
6251 13th Street, Sacramento, Ca 95831<br />
916-433-5544<br />
George Washington Carver School of Arts and Science<br />
10101 Systems Parkway, Sacramento, CA 95827<br />
916-228-5751<br />
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