Faculty

Amber is the main lesson teacher for the Class of 2035. An Orange County native, Amber joined the WSOC community in 2020 when her children began attending the school. Since then, she has been an active participant in Waldorf teacher training, anthroposophy study, and adult education, and has served as an Assistant Teacher and Substitute Teacher across Grades Four through Eight, most recently as the Long-Term Substitute for Ninth Grade English.

Amber earned her B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, San Diego, with minors in Economics and Chinese Studies, and studied abroad at Beijing Normal University and Georgetown University. She has completed Waldorf Foundation Studies and is entering her final year of the Grades Teacher Training Certification Program at the Waldorf Institute of Southern California.

Before joining the classroom, Amber built a career in consulting, research, customer success leadership, and tutoring. She is honored to begin this journey with WSOC’s Class of 2035 and looks forward to nurturing their curiosity, confidence, and growing connection to the rich history, geography, and natural world of Southern California.

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.

Andrea Hubert is the main lesson teacher for the Class of 2031. She was born in Austria and raised in Germany, where she earned a master’s degree in business management before moving to the United States in 1992. Her two sons are both WSOC Alumni, having graduated in 2015 and 2016, respectively. Andrea worked in the early childhood department and handwork program, served as a Board member and on Parent Association leadership, and completed Anthroposophical Foundation Studies in 2006. Her deep appreciation for the gifts of a Waldorf education led her to re-enroll in the WSOC Advanced Studies program, which she completed in 2013. She most recently graduated WSOC’s class of 2022 , serving as main lesson teacher from grades 1-8.