Whidbey Island Waldorf School (WIWS) has provided a comprehensive, whole-person, arts-integrated education on south Whidbey Island since 1985. The school is situated in the midst of a 100-acre forest preserve. The beauty of the landscape and the richness of the forest ecosystem provide students with a wealth of inspiration and resource for a direct experience of the natural world.
WIWS teaches to inspire children to want to do their best, not because they have to, but because they want to. At Whidbey Island Waldorf School, the students learn to work with others to develop knowledge and wisdom. They learn to express themselves and their ideas clearly, confidently, and creatively. They learn who they are and how to use their strong moral character and will to positively impact the world.
WIWS students learn how to learn, and in turn, how to love learning, and they do this while forming friendships with their peers that will last a lifetime.
The WIWS faculty brings decades of combined teaching experience, vast knowledge of child-development, and deep commitment both to their craft and to the children in their care. Whidbey Island Waldorf School is an pedagogically-established school that draws Waldorf families and teachers from across the country and the world.
 