Head of School
Dominic Kehoe, Head of School
dkehoe@olympiawaldorf.org
Dominic joined Olympia Waldorf School as Head of School in 2016, after teaching Math and Science at NOVA School. While he has lived in Olympia for 11 years, Dominic originally hails from Scotland and graduated with his Bachelors degree in Environmental Science from The University of Stirling in Scotland. Dominic also holds a Master in Teaching degree and state teaching credentials from The Evergreen State College. In addition to his administrative credentials, Dominic is working on his PhD in education from Seattle Pacific University. Dominic lives in Olympia with his wife Katie, and their daughter Isla, who are regulars in the Parent-Tot program at OWS. When he is not working or studying, Dominic enjoys spending time outdoors and traveling with his family.
dkehoe@olympiawaldorf.org
Dominic joined Olympia Waldorf School as Head of School in 2016, after teaching Math and Science at NOVA School. While he has lived in Olympia for 11 years, Dominic originally hails from Scotland and graduated with his Bachelors degree in Environmental Science from The University of Stirling in Scotland. Dominic also holds a Master in Teaching degree and state teaching credentials from The Evergreen State College. In addition to his administrative credentials, Dominic is working on his PhD in education from Seattle Pacific University. Dominic lives in Olympia with his wife Katie, and their daughter Isla, who are regulars in the Parent-Tot program at OWS. When he is not working or studying, Dominic enjoys spending time outdoors and traveling with his family.
Administrative Staff
Stephanie Redden, Business Manager
sredden@olympiawaldorf.org
Stephanie Redden is a Washington native, originally from Port Orchard and now residing in Centralia with her husband, Dave, and two girls, Andrea and Natalie (both currently attending OWS). Stephanie originally came to OWS in 2015, having worked as a business manager in a land development company for many years and then taking several years off to raise and homeschool her daughters. She attended University of Puget Sound for a bachelors degree in chemistry, and then skipped to the other side of the country to get a Master's of Education, Higher Ed. Administration from the University of Delaware. More recently, she returned to school to get another bachelor's in accounting. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys reading, cooking, and a variety of crafting, including sewing. This winter, she volunteered as backstage crew for the Lewis County Nutcracker, which both her girls performed in.
sredden@olympiawaldorf.org
Stephanie Redden is a Washington native, originally from Port Orchard and now residing in Centralia with her husband, Dave, and two girls, Andrea and Natalie (both currently attending OWS). Stephanie originally came to OWS in 2015, having worked as a business manager in a land development company for many years and then taking several years off to raise and homeschool her daughters. She attended University of Puget Sound for a bachelors degree in chemistry, and then skipped to the other side of the country to get a Master's of Education, Higher Ed. Administration from the University of Delaware. More recently, she returned to school to get another bachelor's in accounting. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys reading, cooking, and a variety of crafting, including sewing. This winter, she volunteered as backstage crew for the Lewis County Nutcracker, which both her girls performed in.
Erin Twitty, Administrative Assistant
Erin joined the OWS community in August 2017 after spending a year looking for the right job. She loves that this job allows her to interact with children, supports her interest in unique education environments and lets her work with a group of talented and interesting people. Erin was born in the mid-west and lived in several states before her family moved to Alaska; she has been a resident of Washington for more than 20 years now. She has a degree in Government from the University of Alaska. After working for a variety of people from politicians to neurosurgeons, she says neurosurgeons are the most demanding and preschoolers by far the cutest. Erin has one husband, two newly adult children and a dog that eats for three but is never going to grow up.
Erin joined the OWS community in August 2017 after spending a year looking for the right job. She loves that this job allows her to interact with children, supports her interest in unique education environments and lets her work with a group of talented and interesting people. Erin was born in the mid-west and lived in several states before her family moved to Alaska; she has been a resident of Washington for more than 20 years now. She has a degree in Government from the University of Alaska. After working for a variety of people from politicians to neurosurgeons, she says neurosurgeons are the most demanding and preschoolers by far the cutest. Erin has one husband, two newly adult children and a dog that eats for three but is never going to grow up.
Lori Lively, Enrollment Manager
enroll@olympiawaldorf.org
Originally from the midwest, Lori has been involved with Waldorf schools since 2000, when her oldest daughter joined Ruth Peterson's 5th grade class at OWS. Her youngest began attending Spindlewood kindergarten with Miss Wendy at OWS after two years in the Tacoma Waldorf pre-school program. Both daughters are graduates of Olympia Waldorf School. Through the years Lori has served as Secretary of the Board, Parent Representative, field trip supervisor, unofficial Waldorf ambassador, and now as Enrollment Coordinator. Lori holds a BA in Interrelation of Arts and Humanities with a focus on history of art and architecture. She has worked in natural wellness marketing for 30+ years and was longtime editor of Sound Outlook magazine. Along with her friends and family, she considers art, poetry and yoga as essential to her well-being. Lori has been a student of Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy for many years. Her oldest daughter, Indra, is assistant to Kristin Rice in the Huckleberry kindergarten.
enroll@olympiawaldorf.org
Originally from the midwest, Lori has been involved with Waldorf schools since 2000, when her oldest daughter joined Ruth Peterson's 5th grade class at OWS. Her youngest began attending Spindlewood kindergarten with Miss Wendy at OWS after two years in the Tacoma Waldorf pre-school program. Both daughters are graduates of Olympia Waldorf School. Through the years Lori has served as Secretary of the Board, Parent Representative, field trip supervisor, unofficial Waldorf ambassador, and now as Enrollment Coordinator. Lori holds a BA in Interrelation of Arts and Humanities with a focus on history of art and architecture. She has worked in natural wellness marketing for 30+ years and was longtime editor of Sound Outlook magazine. Along with her friends and family, she considers art, poetry and yoga as essential to her well-being. Lori has been a student of Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy for many years. Her oldest daughter, Indra, is assistant to Kristin Rice in the Huckleberry kindergarten.
Tiffany Korn, Facilities Manager
tkorn@olympiawaldorf.org
Tiffany has lived in the Olympia area since 1992. Before that she spent her childhood in the mountains, forests and cities of California. In 2011, the year her youngest daughter Amilia was born, her older daughter Cecilia began in the Kinderhaus. That year she joined the Building and Grounds committee. In 2014 she assisted Evergreen State College students studying Biodynamic practices on various projects around our campus. Tiffany became the Facilities Manager in 2016. Having graduated from The Evergreen State College in 1999 with a Bachelors in Science, she brings with her a wealth of knowledge of Pacific Northwest native plants, using native plants and fungi as dyes, nutrition and toxicology. Tiffany is an avid gardener and has extensive knowledge of biodynamic practices and natural bee keeping. Tiffany also enjoys a passion for woodworking, pottery, various forms of handwork and is an amazing cook!
tkorn@olympiawaldorf.org
Tiffany has lived in the Olympia area since 1992. Before that she spent her childhood in the mountains, forests and cities of California. In 2011, the year her youngest daughter Amilia was born, her older daughter Cecilia began in the Kinderhaus. That year she joined the Building and Grounds committee. In 2014 she assisted Evergreen State College students studying Biodynamic practices on various projects around our campus. Tiffany became the Facilities Manager in 2016. Having graduated from The Evergreen State College in 1999 with a Bachelors in Science, she brings with her a wealth of knowledge of Pacific Northwest native plants, using native plants and fungi as dyes, nutrition and toxicology. Tiffany is an avid gardener and has extensive knowledge of biodynamic practices and natural bee keeping. Tiffany also enjoys a passion for woodworking, pottery, various forms of handwork and is an amazing cook!
