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Congratulations to Wildwood's upper school performing arts students for their great work at the Drama Teacher's Association of Southern California Theatre Festival (DTASC).
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Wildwood's talented middle school thespians mounted a production of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing."
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K-12 parents recently gathered for a book group discussion of "Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite" by William Deresiewicz.
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One of the best ways to deepen learning is by teaching—both knowledge, and skills—to someone else. Researchers call this practice the protégé effect, and it's the philosophy behind many of the ways student learning happens at Wildwood.
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Before Halloween, elementary and middle school students, their parents, and teachers came dressed up in costume and ready to learn at WISRD's Dark Matter Day event.
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For this year's Outdoor Ed trip, upper school students went to Yosemite National Park to escape the cityscape.
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Wildwood 5th graders and their parents spent the morning looking into their future as they toured the middle and upper campus and visited classrooms.
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Wildwood's first "alumni on the road" event brought our westside school and beloved teacher Tassie to the east coast for a NYC fall weekend.
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Thank you to our active and generous community for a memorable night to start off the year.
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After a club fair at middle and upper school, clubs for the year are up and running.
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Middle school students fostered connections within their advisory during Outdoor Ed day trips.
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Laura Forsythe was recognized as an outstanding educator whose dedication, commitment, and guidance are represented by student work selected for national honors.
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