High School

 Waldorf high schools prepare students to be creative thinkers, problem solvers, and active, socially-conscious citizens. With over 90 years of experience and 1,000 schools internationally, Waldorf schools develop young people’s minds and hearts to ask questions and explore answers in a broad, inter-disciplinary way.

We cannot predict what challenges the future will hold for our students, but we can foresee that they will need to be able to think creatively and independently, to work well with others, have sound moral judgments as well as a genuine and confident sense of self in relation to their community and their world.

The Waldorf high school curriculum beautifully meets the needs of the adolescent through a diverse program of study and experiences that are not only academic, artistic, practical, and social, but also relevant to humanity and the world in which we live.