The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) collects, analyzes and makes available data related to education in the U.S. and other nations. I used this to compare statistics of public and Waldorf schools.

This article appeared in the Harvard Education Press in 2011. I think that this article does a really nice job of summing up why so many parents are choosing to educate their children away from traditional education.

This is the 2009 speech that President Obama gave to all students in America that were "going back to school."

Welcome to the home of Waldorf Education in North America. The Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) is proud to bring you Why Waldorf Works, a definitive source of news and information about Waldorf Education. Here you can explore this remarkable approach to educating children that boasts an 83 year history in North America.

This website helps explain the basis of Waldorf education. It is helpful for those who don't know much, or anything, about it.

This shows the difference between half and full day kindergarten programs. I used it in my paper to really show the difference between public schooling programs verses Waldorf education.