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Read about the positive impact made by our youngest elementary school activists and the amazing work by upper school students in Wildwood's Environmental Change and Policy Senior Seminar.
April 30: Summer Program Early Bird Registration Ends!
Open to current Wildwood students and to the public. Come invent games, explore art through many different media, create movies, experiment with technology, or participate in the Summer Theater programs!
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Our students—armed with confidence and curiosity—are boldly driven by the vision of a greater world they know they can create.
Why Wildwood?
Izzy is getting more in tune with her instincts. Building connections between the things in the classroom and what they mean to her helps Izzy understand how her character shapes how she learns.
We model character
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The Head's Perspective
Head of School Landis Green reflects on Wildwood's role in the Mastery Transcript Consortium as an early-adopter of "competency-based transcripts."
The Wildwood Way
Educators are always welcome to visit and learn from Wildwood School. In the latest Wildwood Way blog, Director of Outreach Steve Barrett discusses visitors that he's hosted already this year.
Wildwood Community
Students from the Human Rights Senior Seminar reflect on their recent visit to the Doctors Without Borders Forced From Home exhibit.
"A Wildwood student is inquisitive, creative, and self-motivated. A Wildwood teacher is a mentor, not a lecturer. A Wildwood alum is a lifelong learner."
– Owen Leddy '15, University of Chicago
K–12th grades, authentically progressive since 1971.