A Human Education for a Changing World

At Waldorf School of the Peninsula, we prepare children for life by nurturing timeless strengths: Curiosity, Compassion, Resilience. Independent thinking. Our students grow up grounded and joyful, with the confidence to meet the future and the heart to help shape it.

We’re proud to be one of the few schools in Silicon Valley intentionally blending timeless human development with future-facing vision.

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Distinctively WSP

3,336

rolls of bread
baked by the Kindergarten
each year

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33

languages
spoken within our community

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57

international
exchange
students
since
2013

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0

hours
students
spend on
phones
at school

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One of the most moving moments of commencement is hearing each senior stand before the community and remark on their individual journeys. Last Saturday, the Class of 2026 shared memories, lessons, gratitude, and hopes for the future. Surrounded by f
At yesterday's Closing Rose Ceremony, fifth graders encircled the Class of 2026 with flags and first graders placed roses in their hands, a beautiful reminder that every student journey begins with those who came before and continues with those who w
Yesterday, the Class of 2026 made their Journey Through the Grades, visiting each classroom on our Los Altos campus as they prepare to graduate on Saturday. Filled with warmth, laughter, and meaningful connections between our oldest and youngest stu
More than a sporting event, the Fifth Grade Pentathlon is a cherished Waldorf tradition. Hosted this year by Wildcat Canyon Community School, the Pentathlon brought together fifth graders from Waldorf schools across the Bay Area to celebrate grace,

Meet our Community

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  • “WSP students exemplify empathy and care for one another, emerging as agents of change on a social-emotional level that surpasses that of many teenagers I have encountered in my career.”

    -Robert Kostrzeski, Director of College Counseling

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  • “WSP brings joy to our entire family by teaching our children to be themselves.”