“Our highest endeavor must be to develop free human beings who are able of themselves to impart purpose and direction to their lives. The need for imagination, a sense of truth, and a feeling of responsibility – these three forces are the very nerve of education.”
Jan 15
Today, our campus was filled with stories, laughter, and deep listening as Baba the Storyteller returned to share his gift with our community. From our youngest students in Grade 1 to our seniors in Grade 12, Baba reminded us of the power of story to connect, inspire, and awaken imagination. He ended the day with a rich, interactive session with our faculty and staff, continuing the work he has quietly and beautifully done here for so many years. Baba is woven into the heart of our school, and it is impossible to imagine WSOC without him! ...
Jan 9
Fly with us to Neverland!
Join our 6th graders for Peter Pan & Wendy, a magical performance brought to life by the students themselves.
At Waldorf schools, theatre isn’t just an extracurricular; it’s a vital part of the curriculum from Grades 1–12. Every student participates, exploring storytelling through acting, singing, directing, set design, costumes, and collaboration.
Witness the confidence, creativity, and teamwork that grow when children make art together.
Suitable for all ages
Wednesday, January 14
Eurythmy Hall
6-8 PM
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Jan 8
Discover the Magic of Waldorf Education!
Are you curious about how a play-based curriculum can enrich your child’s early learning experience? Join us for our Early Childhood Information Evening on Wednesday, January 14, from 6:00 - 7:30 pm. This adults-only event is the perfect opportunity to explore the values of our Waldorf-inspired approach and see how it nurtures creativity, curiosity, and a love for learning.
Why Choose a Play-Based Curriculum?
At our Waldorf School, we believe that play is the foundation of a child’s education. Through imaginative play and hands-on activities, children develop essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills that set the stage for lifelong learning.
Join us in exploring the joy of learning!
Date: January 14 (EC Information Evening)
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Waldorf School OC Kindergarten Classrooms
Come discover how our unique curriculum can spark a lifelong passion for learning in your child! RSVP through the link in our bio.
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Jan 7
The schedule is out! See you on the field. ...
Jan 6
On Three Kings Day, WSOC honors the journey of learning and becoming.
Our seniors visit each class as living examples of that path, offering a challenge that calls forth courage, responsibility, and growth at every age.
Waldorf education follows rhythm and tradition, recognizing that children thrive when learning is grounded in meaning, continuity, and community.
These shared moments help students feel rooted, inspired, and ready to carry their own light forward. A beautiful way to begin 2026!
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Dec 20
Today was an exciting day as we welcomed back our alumni to celebrate La Posada in the high school. The day began with our high school students offering the traditional gift of song in Spanish—a central La Posada custom that honors the journey of Mary and Joseph and the spirit of welcome, community, and hospitality. From there, the celebration moved into friendly competition for the coveted Golden Gnome Award.
After a festive Mexican feast and a piñata, the day concluded with the always-anticipated alumni vs. high school students basketball game. Yet the greatest gift of all was time spent reconnecting with our alumni—listening to their stories, witnessing their kindness, confidence, and purpose, and feeling deep gratitude for the beautiful, thoughtful adults they have become. Thank you, dear friends, for coming home and sharing the day with us.
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Dec 9
From cookie decorating to candlelight, our Winter Festival reminds us how beautiful simple traditions can be. And the cookies? No two alike. It was a wonderful day of connection, creativity, and the warmth of community. ...
Dec 5
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from a panel of our high school graduates! The virtual event platform allows us the chance to include WSOC alumni from near and far.
Curious to know where they are now? Wondering what they thought of their WSOC journey? Join us for this unscripted event and ask them anything. They’re ready for you!
Thursday Evening, December 11, 7 PM - 8:30 PM.
RSVP to receive instructions for joining the virtual event (link in bio).
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Dec 3
This Saturday, the Winter Festival returns.
A day of music, handmade beauty, warm food and drinks, the Elves Workshop, crafts for all ages, and the quiet glow of the Advent Spiral at dusk.
Gather with us in community.
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Dec 2
Today we celebrate the kindness and generosity that make our school such a special place. Whether it’s lending a hand, sharing a talent, or offering encouragement, every act of giving strengthens our community.
To our students, parents, teachers, alumni, and friends—thank you for the many ways you support Waldorf education and help our mission grow. Your generosity truly makes a difference.
Let’s continue to inspire compassion and connection today and every day. 💛
#GivingTuesday #WSOC #WaldorfEducation #CommunityOfGenerosity #Grateful #DoGood #GiveBack
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Nov 20
One of the best things about rain is the mud puddles that follow! Today, our early childhood students found pure joy in splashing, squishing, and sinking into the mud. Outdoor play is essential to healthy human development — and in Waldorf Education, we hold this truth at the center of our work. ...
Oct 31
From pumpkin carving to costume contests, today was full of Halloween magic!
Eighth graders shared the fun with their first-grade buddies, while high school students and faculty brought creativity—and a little mystery—to campus.
So much joy, laughter, and school spirit. What a wonderful way to celebrate together!
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Oct 31
What a beautiful day of culture, connection, and celebration!
Today we experienced the vibrant traditions of Día de los Muertos alongside our dear friends from @cetysuniversidadmxl, complete with an ofrenda (ancestral altar), music, dancing, and pan de muerto.
Each year, our 10th grade students are honored to participate in a cultural exchange with CETYS University in Mexicali. These exchanges are more than memorable trips — they are living lessons in empathy, global citizenship, and the joy of learning through human connection. International exchange is a meaningful part of Waldorf education because it invites students to step beyond their familiar world, to see through another’s eyes, and to recognize our shared humanity.
Thank you, dear friends, for spending this week with us. We can’t wait to visit your beautiful city in the spring!
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Oct 24
Just another day at WSOC—where holding a chicken can be part of the school day! Our students learn that caring for animals teaches patience, compassion, and a touch of courage. ...
Oct 22
What does learning look like when curiosity leads the way? Visit our WSOC high school events this fall and discover a community where students grow with purpose, creativity, and connection. ...
Oct 20
Double Your Impact — Ends Tomorrow!
Every dollar you give to the Annual Giving Fund will be matched by a generous member of our community up to $20,000 — but only through tomorrow!
We’re already at 72% all-school participation and $77,985 raised thanks to our incredible community. Let’s finish strong and make every gift count 💛
Give today, and your generosity will go twice as far for our students, teachers, and programs that make WSOC extraordinary. Link in Bio
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Oct 1
Our sixth graders wrapped up their geology block with an explosive showcase of volcano projects! From Mt. St. Helens to Mt. Vesuvius, students built models, explained their volcano’s formation, and wowed the crowd with lava flow experiments. In Waldorf education, sixth grade marks a new ability to understand cause and effect—perfectly mirrored in geology as students explore how Earth’s forces shape our world, and how our actions today shape the future. ...
Sep 30
At WSOC, Michaelmas reminds us that courage and community help us overcome challenges greater than ourselves.
Our students faced obstacles with bravery this past week—and now it’s our turn. Annual Giving is our shared opportunity to rise together, ensuring WSOC continues to thrive for every child.
We’re at 59% participation across all grades and nearly halfway to our $125,000 goal! Every gift—large or small—moves us closer.
As the Jackson-Scheuer family shared:
“Our family is profoundly grateful for the nurturing environment this school provides our children… Together, we show outside donors that we are united in our commitment to our campus and to one another.”
Make your gift today! (Link in bio)
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Sep 27
Michaelmas was an inspiring day at WSOC! Gathered at beautiful Fairview Park, adjacent to our campus, each student rose to meet challenges in their own way: our high school students designed and led the activities, our grade school students navigated the challenges with teamwork and courage, and our second graders brought the festival to a close by bravely slaying the dragon with the help of St. Michael.
Rooted in Waldorf tradition, Michaelmas reminds us that courage, cooperation, and inner strength are qualities we can carry into everyday life. This festival of renewal connects us to the cycles of nature, to one another, and to the timeless call to meet life’s challenges with heart.
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Sep 25
“For our family, Waldorf education means cultivating grit, nurturing free thinkers, and creating a regenerative space that empowers future generations to grow with purpose and imagination.” – The Carson Family
The Carson family’s generosity reminds us that every gift to the Annual Giving Fund supports this vision and ensures Waldorf education continues to flourish for generations to come.
Join them by making your gift today–link in bio. Together, we can reach 100% participation and $125,000 by November 21st!
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