Brave learners, thinkers, and doers. Wildwood teaches students the critical skills they need to transform themselves, others, and our global communities.
Inside Wildwood
Admission
Our students—armed with confidence and curiosity—are boldly driven by the vision of a greater world they know they can create.
Why Wildwood?
Nnenna loves figuring out how everything works. Exploring systems gives Nnenna a way to dig deeper into all her passions: from biology to family, friends, and all points in between.
We cultivate experts
We foster community
Outreach
Learn more about Wildwood Outreach programs for educators.
The Wildwood approach works; making public and private schools better is central to the Outreach Center's mission.
Blogs
The Head's Perspective
Head of School Landis Green discusses why Wildwood School has never offered AP courses.
The Wildwood Way
One of the best ways to deepen learning is by teaching—both knowledge, and skills—to someone else. Researchers call this the protégé effect, which is essential in student learning at Wildwood.
Wildwood Community
Wildwood parent writes about her son's experience testifying in front of the FDA, advocating for treatments for Epidermolysis Bullosa, a rare genetic disorder that he was born with.
"It’s a hallmark of a Wildwood education to be able to think critically, act conscientiously, and reflect meaningfully on ourselves both in and out of school."
– Lela Scully '18, Tulane University
K–12th grades, authentically progressive since 1971.