Kim Eijpen teaches earth science and biology in grades 9-12. She is a native of Scotland and moved to California in 2007. Kim graduated with a B.Sc. in Physical Geography from the University of Glasgow and continued on to graduate studies at the University of Alberta, Canada, and the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. Kim is passionate about geology, geography, nature, and the environment, and loves to share that enthusiasm with students both in the classroom and out in the field. She has spent many years studying glaciers and glacial environments in High Arctic Canada, Iceland, Nepal, the Canadian Rockies, Scotland, and Ireland. Kim first learned of Rudolf Steiner while studying for a diploma in Naturopathy in Scotland. She has been a parent at WSOC since 2008. Kim graduated from the WSOC Advanced Studies program in 2018 and from the High School Teacher Education Program at the Center for Anthroposophy in New Hampshire in 2019.
