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Wildwood's elementary students recently displayed their creativity and hard work at science, visual arts, and performing arts spring intensive exhibitions.
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Wildwood's visionary science teachers and their students showed parents how the school's K-12 science program inspires innovation and creativity representative of 21st century learning.
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Wildwood recently hosted more than 250 explorers for InnovatED.LA, a day of hands-on workshops featuring tech, tools, and creativity.
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Activist and author Spencer West recently visited with Wildwood 5th graders to share his presentation about overcoming obstacles.
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Music, food trucks, home-baked goodies, games, and up-cycled crafts are all hallmarks of a fun-filled GardenPalooza.
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Wildwood parent Sari Yoshioka Wexler recently spoke to 9th graders about Japanese American incarceration during World War II.
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Eighth graders presented their Into the Wild projects, where they deeply explore a topic they are interested in for an entire school year.
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Earth Day activities at the elementary campus included a book swap for students and adults, as well as the 19th annual Trashion Show with upcycled fashions walking the courtyard.
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Bestselling author Stuart Gibbs recently visited 3rd-6th graders to share his passion for environmentalism and for writing.
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"Hock it in the Hallway" was an opportunity for student entrepreneurs to build business experience, promote their own brands, give back, and showcase their work.
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Spring break was full of national and global exploration, with 8th graders going to Washington, D.C. and upper school students visiting Guatemala and Belize.
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Grandparents and Special Friends Day welcomed more than 350 visitors to the elementary campus.
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