Programs

We know children. Yours included.

Thinking about childhood differently.
On purpose.

Every child unfolds in their own time. Our curriculum unfolds with them.

Because how we think about childhood shapes everything.
These are the ideas we return to.

Nurture. Grow. Become.

A Waldorf education meets your child exactly where they are, then keeps meeting them there as they grow. We call it Nurture, Grow, Become: one continuous journey built around how children develop. Find your child’s stage below.

Early Childhood

Built on rhythm, play, and imitation. In the first years of life, children build their perception of the world. We structure each day around rhythm, true experience, and examples of goodness—the foundation from which everything else grows.

Parent-Child

Ages 2 months–3 years

Your child’s first teacher is you. Here, you’ll find thoughtful guidance, genuine community, and practices you can carry home.

Parent-Child

Ages 2 months–3 years

Your child’s first teacher is you. Here, you’ll find thoughtful guidance, genuine community, and practices you can carry home.

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Preschool

2 years 6 months–4 years

Here, movement and play are the learning: building strong bodies, self-awareness, and healthy social skills.

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Kindergarten

4–6 years

Your child builds coordination and fine motor skills, takes on real responsibility, and becomes a leader of the room.

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Elementary School

Every subject here moves, makes, and means something.

In Grades 1–5, every subject deepens through more than one sense. A history lesson might be drawn, acted out, or set to song. Children don't just study a concept, they live inside it for a while, balancing rigorous thinking with genuine feeling.

In Grades 1–5, every subject deepens through more than one sense. A history lesson might be drawn, acted out, or set to song. Children don’t just study a concept, they live inside it for a while, balancing rigorous thinking with genuine feeling.

Specialty Subjects

Spanish
Mandarin
Chorus
Strings & Instrumental Music
Handwork
Woodwork
Visual Arts
Games & Movement

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Elementary students creating art together in a bright classroom
Middle school student focused on detailed hands-on work
Middle School

Where students learn to think, not just what to think.

In Grades 6–8, students test ideas, argue their own positions, and learn to defend a judgment under real scrutiny. Academics deepen across history, science, math, and the arts, while every student leads a year-long independent research project. The result: an 8th grader who can synthesize complexity, hold a room, and act with real conviction.

Specialty Subjects

Cyber Civics
Algebra
Creative Writing
Physics
Chemistry
Physiology
Geography
Mandarin
Spanish
Orchestra
Choir
Visual Arts

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Extended Care

The day doesn’t have to end at pickup. The year doesn’t have to end in June. The same rhythm and care carry through aftercare and summer camp.

After School Program

The school day continues, in a different key.

Aftercare gives children a softer landing after the school day, with time for play, creative work, clubs, outdoor movement, homework support, and connection.

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Summer Camp

Where the school year exhales into summer.

Summer brings its own kind of camp: Waldorf-forward, full of rhythm and play, for our youngest students.

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Middle school student focused on detailed hands-on work
Technology & Media Guidelines

We believe in an unfiltered childhood. Fully present, fully real. Children need time outdoors, hands-on work, imaginative play, and direct connection with the world around them. Our media guidelines help protect that space.

Media Guidelines by Program

Early Childhood

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Elementary School

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Middle School

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See where your child can grow.

The best way to understand a WWS education is to experience the rhythm, warmth, and purpose of the school in person.

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See where your child can grow.

The best way to understand a WWS education is to experience the rhythm, warmth, and purpose of the school in person.

Contact Admissions

Schedule a Tour

See where your child can grow. The best way to understand a WWS education is to experience the rhythm, warmth, and purpose of the school in person.

Schedule a Tour

Contact Admissions

Programs

We know children. Yours included.

Every child unfolds in their own time. Our curriculum unfolds with them.