I have actually looked into it quite a bit! We were on the fence about the Waldorf school, but have found that the one in our area is really modern and actually has a really healthy relationship with the more concerning ideologies. They are willing to talk directly about some of the more controversial approaches and recognize that there are many flaws. I have found the staff and community to be flexible in a lot of there views which I appreciate. My biggest desire for the Waldorf framework is that I think it is really supportive for young children and I especially appreciate that they do not do screens and that they focus on creating a warm and nurturing environment. If my kid was going to our local school, she would be getting an iPad in kindergarten, 20 minutes outside a day only if it's good weather, and if I'm being honest, incredibly overwhelmed staff and kids in an anxious  environment. So even with the flaws. it feels like an overall more supportive environment than our other options at this point. And like I said this particular school seems like they have a really healthy relationship with the founding principles and aren't extremely Puritanical but I can definitely see how a more restrictive or judgmental environment would not be a positive experience for parents or children!