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Explore Waldorf Education
Waldorf School of Orange County is committed to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive educational community.
“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.”
-Rudolf Steiner, Founder, Waldorf Education
Events & Updates
Click here to visit our Tours & Events page and register for WSOC’s Walk Through the Grades. Come visit our classrooms in action, and participate in a Q & A with faculty. Next date: Oct. 13.
Click here for details about our popular Early Years Program! Our play-based curriculum includes lots of outdoor activities and more.
Interested in learning more about our Early Childhood programs? Join us for our Early Childhood Information Evening! Click here to visit our Tours & Events page and register. Next date: Oct. 20.
Click here to visit our Tours & Events page and register for WSOC’s Morning in the Kindergarten. Come visit our Early Childhood classrooms in action. Next date: Oct. 23 at 9am.
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Discover Waldorf Education
Waldorf School of Orange County (WSOC) invites you to explore the Waldorf curriculum from early childhood through high school. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive education that engages the child cognitively, actively and emotionally. We recognize and welcome the unique gifts brought by each child we serve, encourage independent thinking and imagination, and foster a life-long love of learning.
Support WSOC
WSOC, like all independent schools, relies on extra financial support above and beyond tuition and fees. This is because the real cost of sustaining our annual operating budget is greater than the cost of tuition. The breadth and depth of the education WSOC provides requires the generous tax-deductible gifts of many and WE THANK YOU!
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Act locally, affect globally:
The first Waldorf school was founded in Stuttgart in 1919.
Today there are over 1,100 Waldorf schools and almost 2,000 Waldorf kindergartens in some 80 countries around the globe.
