Faculty

Amy Green-Bosinoff is the main lesson teacher for the Class of 2037. Amy discovered Waldorf education through a Waldorf-inspired cooperative preschool for her eldest child and quickly developed a deep appreciation for the pedagogy. With a background in education, she went on to further her studies, becoming a founding member of a Waldorf charter school and completing both the Foundations and Teacher Training programs at Waldorf School Orange County.

Amy holds California teaching credentials in Multiple Subject Education and Single Subject Social Studies and has taught across grades 1–12 as a Waldorf class teacher. Her younger child currently attends WSOC, and she is thrilled to join the Class of 2037 as their Main Lesson Teacher.

Outside the classroom, Amy enjoys camping and hiking with her family, learning new crafts, and experimenting with new recipes.

Ximena Schreiner is the main lesson teacher for the Class of 2035. Ximena contributed her talents at WSOC by assisting in the grades’ classrooms, and her dedication to our school led her to focus on teaching the grades. Demonstrating her commitment to professional growth, Ximena completed Foundational Studies in Early Childhood through Lifeways and has furthered her knowledge by studying Brain Science with the esteemed Sharifa Oppenheimer. Ximena will continue her Waldorf studies this summer and fall, further deepening her understanding of our educational philosophy. Prior to her Waldorf training, Ximena achieved a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Art History from USC. Her quest for knowledge and appreciation for diverse cultures led her to undertake studies abroad. Ximena delved deep into the captivating art history of Italy during a semester abroad and embarked on an immersive summer program, exploring the architectural wonders of East Asia in Japan, Taipei, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Cambodia. Before joining our school community, Ximena's professional endeavors as an architect encompassed projects of various scales, both nationally and internationally. She brings a wealth of expertise acquired during her time living in Brazil for seven years, where she also met her husband. Ximena's love for the arts, math, science, culture, and above all, learning, shines through in her approach to Waldorf pedagogy.