◈ Homepage — http://www.wildwood.org/Skip To Main Content Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search English MENU Search SEARCH < > Home Dynamic K-12 Curriculum ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Nurture and incubate Learn More about Elementary School MIDDLE SCHOOL Build and strengthen Learn More about Middle School UPPER SCHOOL Synthesize and launch Learn More about Upper School Admission Information REQUEST INFORMATION Start Your Admission Process and Submit an Online Inquiry Form   Hyperlink WHAT MAKES US WILDWOOD Portrait of a Lifelong Learner Hyperlink FAST FACTS Athletics ~70% 5th-12th Grade Students Participate in Athletics  Hyperlink INQUIRE SUMMER PROGRAM MAKE A GIFT Wildwood Highlights STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Kayli Joy C. '22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary Hyperlink ALL SCHOOL Wildwood School Unveils the Framework for the Future of Education Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Look Back at 25 Years as a K-12 School, Athletics Achievements, and Updates on Our Portrait of a Lifelong Learner (PoLL)  Hyperlink AROUND THE INSTITUTES From Social Impact Work to Entrepreneurial Innovation and Scientific Breakthroughs, Check Out the Action from the Institutes  Hyperlink K-12 COMMUNITY Community Connections and Playful Beginnings to a Year of Celebration  Hyperlink WOLVES MAKING WAVES From Students, Teachers, to Faculty, Read How Our Wolves Are Making Waves  Hyperlink ATHLETICS Fall Season Success: Wildwood Wolves Made Their Mark Across Every Field, Court, and Course Hyperlink STEAM Catalysts of Creativity Brought Together Artists, Scientists, and Innovators in a Dynamic Showcase of Interdisciplinary Work  Hyperlink DEIB Students Engaged in Discussions that Reached Across Differences at the Multicultural Symposium  Hyperlink ATHLETICS A Record-Setting End-of-Year for Wildwood Athletics  Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Peek at the Institutes and a Deep Dive Into How Students are Learning the Skills of Civil Discourse  Hyperlink FACULTY From Princeton to the Parthenon: Upper School Humanities Teacher Teaches in Athens  Hyperlink ELEMENTARY Newly Renovated Elementary Library Excites and Engages Young Readers  Hyperlink K-12 Wildwood's Senior Siblings Program Bridges the Gap Between Wildwood's Youngest and Oldest Learners  Hyperlink WILDWOOD INSTITUTE FESTIVAL Families Explored Fabric Arts, Robotics, and Interactive Activities in Physics  Hyperlink CROSS CAMPUS CONNECTIONS Check Out the Latest Our Wildwood Magazine!  Hyperlink UPPER SCHOOL Congratulations to the Class of 2024!  Hyperlink ALUMNI REUNIONS We Were So Delighted to Welcome Back Home Members of the Classes of 2004, 2009, 2014, and 2019!  Hyperlink DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING Wildwood Multicultural Symposium: Celebrating Excellence in Equity  Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Reflection on Progressive Education  Hyperlink WOLVES MAKING WAVES Read About Zach Robinson's '08 Emmy Win and Retired Faculty Joe Wise's STEM Work in Bhutan  Hyperlink MEET OUR FACULTY AND STAFF From Philosophy to Advanced Physics, Scott Johnson Brings a World of Knowledge and Experience to Our Classrooms Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE Faculty and Staff Draft Wildwood’s First Portrait of a Lifelong Learner Hyperlink ATHLETICS Varsity Girls Volleyball Team Earns Coastal League Champions Title and Advances to State Tournament! Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE Global Citizenship Takes Center Stage in the Latest Edition of Our Wildwood Hyperlink GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP From Los Angeles to Guatemala: Wildwood Students Build Global Connections Hyperlink DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING Multicultural Symposium Returns to Wildwood  Hyperlink MEET OUR FACULTY AND STAFF For 4th Grade Teacher Claudia Hatter, Wildwood Has Allowed Her to Grow Professionally as an Educator  Hyperlink UPPER SCHOOL Connecting as Classmates and Bonding as a Team  Hyperlink ALUMNI NEWS The Wildwood art gallery kicked off its season with a special exhibition of alumni works to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Wildwood.  Hyperlink DEIB AND GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Exploring the 'Double-Edged' Sword of Diversity with Dr. Derrick Gay  Hyperlink MIDDLE AND UPPER SCHOOL Wildwood Students Take Action to Combat LA Blood Shortage Hyperlink STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Kayli Joy C. '22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary Hyperlink ALL SCHOOL Wildwood School Unveils the Framework for the Future of Education Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Look Back at 25 Years as a K-12 School, Athletics Achievements, and Updates on Our Portrait of a Lifelong Learner (PoLL)  Hyperlink AROUND THE INSTITUTES From Social Impact Work to Entrepreneurial Innovation and Scientific Breakthroughs, Check Out the Action from the Institutes  Hyperlink K-12 COMMUNITY Community Connections and Playful Beginnings to a Year of Celebration  Hyperlink WOLVES MAKING WAVES From Students, Teachers, to Faculty, Read How Our Wolves Are Making Waves  Hyperlink ATHLETICS Fall Season Success: Wildwood Wolves Made Their Mark Across Every Field, Court, and Course Hyperlink STEAM Catalysts of Creativity Brought Together Artists, Scientists, and Innovators in a Dynamic Showcase of Interdisciplinary Work  Hyperlink DEIB Students Engaged in Discussions that Reached Across Differences at the Multicultural Symposium  Hyperlink ATHLETICS A Record-Setting End-of-Year for Wildwood Athletics  Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Peek at the Institutes and a Deep Dive Into How Students are Learning the Skills of Civil Discourse  Hyperlink FACULTY From Princeton to the Parthenon: Upper School Humanities Teacher Teaches in Athens  Hyperlink ELEMENTARY Newly Renovated Elementary Library Excites and Engages Young Readers  Hyperlink K-12 Wildwood's Senior Siblings Program Bridges the Gap Between Wildwood's Youngest and Oldest Learners  Hyperlink WILDWOOD INSTITUTE FESTIVAL Families Explored Fabric Arts, Robotics, and Interactive Activities in Physics  Hyperlink CROSS CAMPUS CONNECTIONS Check Out the Latest Our Wildwood Magazine!  Hyperlink UPPER SCHOOL Congratulations to the Class of 2024!  Hyperlink ALUMNI REUNIONS We Were So Delighted to Welcome Back Home Members of the Classes of 2004, 2009, 2014, and 2019!  Hyperlink DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING Wildwood Multicultural Symposium: Celebrating Excellence in Equity  Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE A Reflection on Progressive Education  Hyperlink WOLVES MAKING WAVES Read About Zach Robinson's '08 Emmy Win and Retired Faculty Joe Wise's STEM Work in Bhutan  Hyperlink MEET OUR FACULTY AND STAFF From Philosophy to Advanced Physics, Scott Johnson Brings a World of Knowledge and Experience to Our Classrooms Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE Faculty and Staff Draft Wildwood’s First Portrait of a Lifelong Learner Hyperlink ATHLETICS Varsity Girls Volleyball Team Earns Coastal League Champions Title and Advances to State Tournament! Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD MAGAZINE Global Citizenship Takes Center Stage in the Latest Edition of Our Wildwood Hyperlink GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP From Los Angeles to Guatemala: Wildwood Students Build Global Connections Hyperlink DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING Multicultural Symposium Returns to Wildwood  Hyperlink MEET OUR FACULTY AND STAFF For 4th Grade Teacher Claudia Hatter, Wildwood Has Allowed Her to Grow Professionally as an Educator  Hyperlink UPPER SCHOOL Connecting as Classmates and Bonding as a Team  Hyperlink ALUMNI NEWS The Wildwood art gallery kicked off its season with a special exhibition of alumni works to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Wildwood.  Hyperlink DEIB AND GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Exploring the 'Double-Edged' Sword of Diversity with Dr. Derrick Gay  Hyperlink MIDDLE AND UPPER SCHOOL Wildwood Students Take Action to Combat LA Blood Shortage Hyperlink STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Kayli Joy C. '22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary Hyperlink ALL SCHOOL Wildwood School Unveils the Framework for the Future of Education Hyperlink Previous Next TOP Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles, CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School’s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Powered by Finalsite ◈ Interior Pages — 106 pages crawledAdvisory - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Content is loading... Advisory Wildwood School is distinguished by its internationally recognized Advisory program, which begins in 5th grade and deepens in content and engagement throughout middle and upper school. Advisory offers a structured curriculum that integrates academic support, team building, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging programs, community involvement, and activities that incorporate higher-level thinking and communication skills.&nbsp; Students develop supportive relationships with adults they trust, as well as with their peers. These strongly established connections are foundational to progressing from elementary through middle and upper as academic rigor increases and social networks evolve. The small advisory group setting, consisting of approximately 10-12 students, is a natural incubator where norms are established and students can try out new ideas and explore their own identities. In the process, they cultivate a sense of self&mdash;academically, emotionally, and socially. OUTDOOR EDUCATION Forging Classmate Connections At Wildwood&#39;s middle and upper school, retreats and outdoor education are an integral part of our Advisory and Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programs.&nbsp; The lessons learned and connections made serve students well both during their time at Wildwood and beyond. Hyperlink &nbsp; Wildwood is a participatory adventure where students take an active role in their education through programs like Advisory. I think it&rsquo;s great to have a community of people that you can fall back on. Your advisory is a group of people that you can trust. JAMIE B., 6TH GRADE Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home K-12 Curriculum Upper School Program Advisory Powered by Finalsite Contact - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Contact Wildwood is located on two separate campuses in West Los Angeles. The elementary campus houses our kindergarten through 5th grade. The middle and upper campus houses our 6th through 12th grade, and is 2.5 miles north on Olympic Boulevard. Elementary Campus 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles, CA 90066 Phone: (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper Campus 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90064 Phone: (310) 478-7189 LOCATION The elementary campus is a short 2.5 miles from the middle and upper campus. Hyperlink Helpful Contacts General Inquiries Admission Community and Media Relations General Inquiries Elementary: Phone: (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper: (310) 478-7189 Admission Assistant Director of Admission Alissa Dixon [email protected] &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Community and Media Relations Director of Marketing and Communications Hunter Hackett [email protected] Wildwood School was founded in 1971 as an academically challenging, project-based, independent day school in West Los Angeles. Directions Elementary Directions &nbsp; Hyperlink Directions Middle and Upper School Directions &nbsp; Hyperlink FAQ Student Transportation FAQ &nbsp; Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Contact Powered by Finalsite Gateways and Senior Exhibitions - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Content is loading... Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Upper school Gateways and Senior Exhibitions provide 10th and 12th grade students with the opportunity to explore who they are as learners and people in the world and how the tenets of Wildwood&#39;s Portrait of a Lifelong Learner have contributed to their growth. WATCH A Glimpse of Gateways and Exhibitions Selected excerpts from Gateways and Exhibitions&nbsp;reveal the progression of student learning. Hyperlink A critical part of our program, these two upper school hallmarks allow students to model the skills, thoroughness, and reflective practices that they have developed during their time at Wildwood and showcase their readiness to advance to the next phase of their learning.&nbsp; With their advisors and teachers as coaches, students reflect on their experiences in order to create a culminating self-assessment of their time at Wildwood. It&rsquo;s a powerful moment that synthesizes their Wildwood journey and demonstrates the impact of their education. Gateways and Exhibitions help develop presentation, long-term project management, and reflection skills. Wildwood has the audacity to ask 16-year-olds to do really important things. A lot of schools want to build skills for the future. But at Wildwood, I never felt too young or too limited to do important work, in the classroom and outside the classroom. JULIA NEWMAN &lsquo;06 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, MA Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home K-12 Curriculum Upper School Program Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Powered by Finalsite Alumni Artists Celebrate Wildwood | Post Details - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Alumni Artists Celebrate Wildwood Alumni Artists Celebrate Wildwood The Wildwood art gallery kicked off its 2021-2022 season with a special exhibition of alumni works, co-curated by alumna Gracie Simpson Dixon &lsquo;09. Featuring the artwork of 12 Wildwood alumni ranging from the classes of 2008-2021, &ldquo;Celebrate Wildwood: 1971-2021&rdquo; was a joyful celebration of Wildwood&rsquo;s visual arts program and the lasting impact it continues to have on Wildwood students long after they graduate. &ldquo;I am so grateful that my time at Wildwood was full of teachers both in and out of the visual arts program who supported and encouraged my creativity,&rdquo; said Anna Ramsey &lsquo;15, one of the exhibition&rsquo;s featured artists. &ldquo;Because of these experiences, I continued my education with a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art and am now getting a Masters of Social Work with the goal of doing art therapy in the near future. Wildwood helped shape who I am today and I am forever grateful.&rdquo; Other alumni artists shared similar sentiments regarding Wildwood&rsquo;s impact on their work. &ldquo;My Wildwood experience instilled in me a curiosity and desire to explore the world and ask questions of myself and those around me,&rdquo; said Jacob Moss &lsquo;09. &ldquo;The years spent immersed in a nurturing and creative environment undoubtedly made a huge impact on my development as an artist.&rdquo; The exhibition included more than 20 paintings and photographs, as well as sculptures, and several short films. In alignment with Wildwood&rsquo;s Habit of Service to the Common Good, a percentage of proceeds from sold artwork from the exhibition went to the Hope Fund, an endowment for Flexible Tuition, benefiting current and future Wildwood students. Alumni artists featured included Jade Johnson &lsquo;08, Bria Murphy &lsquo;08, Eli Pearl &lsquo;08, Jacob Moss &#39;09, Christine Lyon &lsquo;10, Rae Dagdagan &#39;12, Eloise Hess &#39;13, Anna Ramsey &lsquo;15, Matin Kazemi &lsquo;18, Liam Butler Schafer &#39;19, Devon Halliburton &lsquo;20, and India Reinhardt &lsquo;21. For Wildwood&rsquo;s visual arts faculty, the exhibition provided a &ldquo;full-circle&rdquo; moment to connect with former students. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s so humbling to welcome these graduates back and see firsthand how their work has evolved in the years since their time at Wildwood, said Laura Forsythe, middle and upper school visual arts teacher. &ldquo;In my 20 years at Wildwood, the talent of our students and what they do with it after graduation never fails to leave me inspired and grateful.&rdquo; Fall 2022 Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Powered by Finalsite Available Positions - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications Content is loading... Available Positions Wildwood School is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions on the basis of merit. We want to have the best available persons in every job. Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner status, age, national origin or ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition including genetic characteristics, sexual orientation, or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Director of Major Gifts and Strategic Partnerships Elementary School Aftercare Staff (Part Time) Elementary School Substitute Teacher Middle and Upper School Athletics Coaches Middle School Humanities Teacher - 8th Grade Summer Theater Program Staff Member Director of Major Gifts and Strategic Partnerships Click here for the job description.&nbsp; Elementary School Aftercare Staff (Part Time) Click here for the job description.&nbsp; Elementary School Substitute Teacher Click here for the job description. Middle and Upper School Athletics Coaches Click here for the job description.&nbsp; Middle School Humanities Teacher - 8th Grade Click here for the job description.&nbsp; Summer Theater Program Staff Member Click here for the job description.&nbsp; STAFF PROFILE Meet Jennifer DuBois, Elementary Educational Technology Coach Jennifer combines her passion for technology and progressive education to empower teachers and students to find healthy and radical ways to think about, carefully embrace, and actively create new technologies. Hyperlink About Us Wildwood School is an urban, coed, college-preparatory, K-12 school in West Los Angeles, enrolling approximately 740 students on two campuses. For more than 50 years, Wildwood has been recognized for its innovative practices, progressive pedagogy, and commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging programming. Wildwood School&rsquo;s deep commitment to ongoing professional development feeds a renowned Outreach Center that has provided programming for public and independent school teachers, administrators, and trustees in over 16 states and eight countries. Wildwood School is also a founding member of the Mastery Transcript Consortium. Benefits All full-time employees&mdash;faculty and non-teaching staff&mdash;have access to generous benefits that include medical, dental, vision, retirement, long term disability, and life insurance. More detailed information regarding contributions to retirement funding, specifics about medical plans, and the like are available upon request. Insurance FMLA Gap Coverage Retirement Plans Time Off (PTO and Breaks) Additional Benefits Insurance Health Insurance Employees can choose between HMO, PPO, and Kaiser plans for health insurance.&nbsp; Wildwood pays 100 percent of the employee&rsquo;s monthly premium for both HMO plans. There is a co-pay associated with the PPO plan. Spouses/domestic partners and dependents can be added at the employee&rsquo;s cost. Dental Insurance Wildwood pays 100 percent of the employee&rsquo;s dental insurance. Spouses/domestic partners and dependents can be added at the employee&rsquo;s cost.&nbsp; Vision Insurance Wildwood pays 100 percent of the employee&rsquo;s vision insurance.&nbsp; Spouses/domestic partners and dependents can be added at the employee&rsquo;s cost.&nbsp; Life Insurance Wildwood pays 100% of the premium for the approved life insurance plan for full-time employees.&nbsp; Life insurance coverage is equal to one year&rsquo;s salary. Long-Term Disability Insurance Wildwood pays 100% of the premium for the approved long-term disability insurance plan for full-time employees.&nbsp; The elimination period for long-term disability is 90 days, 70% salary coverage to age 65, own occupation. FMLA Gap Coverage FMLA&nbsp;Gap Coverage Wildwood School will provide up to 12 week Kayli Joy C. '22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary | Post Details - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Kayli Joy C. '22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary Kayli Joy C. &#39;22 Selected as a Prudential Emerging Visionary Kayli Joy C. &lsquo;22 was selected by Prudential Financial for its inaugural class of Prudential Emerging Visionaries&mdash;25 young people from across the country with an inspiring commitment to improving the lives of others. This work includes addressing needs created by the COVID-19 pandemic, combating economic inequality, advocating for inclusion and closing the digital divide. This inaugural group of young leaders was selected based on four main criteria: their solution is innovative; it can create meaningful impact in the future and can scale to a wider community; it demonstrates a deep understanding of the issue; and it inspires the visionary to lead or take action and motivates others to do the same. Kayli Joy is the creator of &ldquo;Girl Well&rdquo;, a nonprofit that aims to make self-care accessible for teenage girls facing displacement, transition, or homelessness by curating self-care kits that emphasize physical, emotional and mental wellness.&nbsp; Girl Well is one of several nonprofit organizations partnering with the Wildwood Institute for Social Leadership (WISL), part of Wildwood&#39;s Institute Model . Open to Wildwood upper school students, WISL is a collaborative consultancy whose mission is to address social issues by conducting community investigations and field research, resulting in both deep understanding and concrete plans to actively create positive change. &ldquo;I started Girl Well because I saw an equity gap and knew it needed to be filled,&rdquo; says Kayli Joy, who joined&nbsp; WISL&#39;s Senior Seminar called Social Problems in America her senior year&nbsp;at Wildwood. &ldquo;I know there can be change in the world and it starts with me.&rdquo; As a Prudential Emerging Visionary, Kayli Joy will receive $5,000 in funding to continue her work. Kayli Joy was also recently selected to be part of the landmark 15th year of Disney Dreamers Academy Program, an educational mentorship program created and hosted by Walt Disney World Resort. In March, she will join the 100 students selected for the annual program for a week of workshops and sessions at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., on leadership skills, effective communication techniques and networking strategies.&nbsp; Kayli Joy recently spoke with FOX LA about Girl Well and being named a Prudential Emerging Visionary. Click here to watch the interview. winter 2021 Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Powered by Finalsite Privacy Statement - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Privacy Statement At Wildwood School, we understand that privacy on the Internet is important to you. As a user of our website, you may have concerns about if and how data is collected and used as you view various pages. We are providing this Privacy Statement to help you understand how we collect and use information from our website. Information Collection Wildwood School collects data to (1) learn how we can improve our online communication with you and (2) provide a way to share Wildwood with visitors wanting to learn more about our school. We collect data in two categories: General Web Activity and Personal Information. It is important for you to know that we do not collect personal information unless you voluntarily provide it to us through our digital forms, initiating SMS messages,&nbsp;or through email contact with us. General Web Activity Wildwood School periodically collects general information about how visitors use our website. This information includes number of visits, length of visit sessions, most-used pages and peak-usage periods. This information is: Collected anonymously, no personal information is associated with the data. Used internally so we can evaluate our online communication and continue to provide you the best online experience. Personal Information Personal Information is collected by Wildwood School only when the visitor voluntarily provides it. Examples of personal information include name, address, phone, and email. This is done through either digital forms, initiating SMS messages,&nbsp;or email. This information is shared with appropriate Wildwood School employees&nbsp;for follow-up, which may include phone call, SMS messages, or email.&nbsp; Mobile Opt in, SMS Consent, and phone numbers collected for SMS communication purposes will not be shared with third parties&nbsp;for marketing purposes.&nbsp; To read the SMS Terms and Conditions page, go to: https://www.wildwood.org/sms-terms-and-conditions . Use of Cookies Some pages on this site may use &ldquo;cookies&rdquo;&mdash;small files that the site places on your hard drive for identification purposes. Cookies cannot read information from your hard drive. They will also not run programs or deliver viruses to your computer. Your Web browser may notify you when you are receiving a cookie and it may give you the choice to accept or reject it. You can set your browser to warn you about cookies, and to determine if you want to refuse all cookies. If you choose not to accept cookies, some pages may not fully function and you may not be able to access certain information on this site. If you have any questions regarding our Privacy Statement, please contact us . Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Privacy Statement Powered by Finalsite Make a Gift - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Content is loading... Make a Gift Your generous tax-deductible support of Wildwood makes a profound difference in the lives of our students and gifts of every size are appreciated. Giving is easier than ever. Click on the &quot;Secure Payment&quot; button below to make your payment via: Credit Card,&nbsp; Venmo, Apple&nbsp;Pay, or&nbsp; PayPal Wildwood Fund Recognition Circles At Wildwood School, we honor the enduring influence of transformative leaders in progressive education . Our giving circles celebrate these pioneers whose ideas continue to guide Wildwood&#39;s innovative approach to learning.&nbsp;Discover the unique benefits of each giving level below. Donors may opt out of recognition events to receive the full charitable value of their gifts. John Dewey Founders – $50,000+ Ted Sizer Trailblazers - $25,000-$49,999 Deborah Meier Visionaries - $15,000-$24,999 Beverly Daniel Tatum Collaborators - $10,000–$14,999 Linda Darling-Hammond Changemakers - $5,000–$9,999 Loris Malaguzzi Innovators - $2,500-$4,999 Nel Noddings Cultivators – Up to $2,499 John Dewey Founders – $50,000+ John Dewey is a philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer. He is considered the father of progressive education.&nbsp;Donors at the John Dewey Founders level will receive benefits valued at $360: Impact Event with the Head of School Head&rsquo;s Leadership Dinner Invitation to Leadership Breakfast/Luncheon&nbsp; Name Listed in Report on Generosity Ted Sizer Trailblazers - $25,000-$49,999 Ted Sizer is the founder of the Coalition of Essential Schools and advocate for student-centered learning.&nbsp;Donors at the Ted Sizer Trailblazers&nbsp;level will receive benefits valued at $360: Impact Event with the Head of School Head&rsquo;s Leadership Dinner Invitation to Leadership Breakfast/Luncheon&nbsp; Name Listed in Report on Generosity Deborah Meier Visionaries - $15,000-$24,999 Deborah Meier is an educator and founder of small progressive schools; advocate for democratic education.&nbsp;Donors at the Deborah Meier Visionaries level will receive benefits valued at $360: Head&rsquo;s Leadership Dinner Invitation to Leadership Breakfast/Luncheon&nbsp; Name Listed in Report on Generosity Beverly Daniel Tatum Collaborators - $10,000–$14,999 Beverly Daniel Tatum is a psychologist and author of Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? and&nbsp;former president of Spelman College. Donors at the Beverly Daniel Tatum Collaborators level will receive benefits valued at $160: Invitation to Donor Reception Invitation to Leadership Breakfast/Luncheon&nbsp; Name Listed in Report on Generosity Linda Darling-Hammond Changemakers - $5,000–$9,999 Linda Darling-Hammond is an education scholar, former advisor to President Obama, and president of the California State Board of Education.&nbsp;Donors at the Linda Darling-Hammond Changemakers level will receive benefits valued at $100: Invitation to Annual Giving Donor Reception&nbsp; Name Listed in Report on Generosity Loris Malaguzzi Innovators - $2,500-$4,999 Loris Malaguzzi is the founder of the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education; universally admired in early childhood education circles; and has informed Wildwood&rsquo;s elementary program for 15 years.&nbsp;Donors at the Loris Malaguzzi Innovators level will receive benefits valued at $40: Invitation to Breakfast Salon Name Listed in Report on Generosity Nel Noddings Cultivators – Up to $2,499 Nel Noddings is a philosopher of education and founder of the &ldquo;ethic of care&rdquo; framework in schools. Her work has been lauded for humanizing education and emphasizing relationships and undergirds Wildwood&rsquo;s entire program &mdash; seen most clearly via our advisory program.&nbsp;Donors at the Nel Noddings Cultivators level will receive the following benefits: Name Listed in Report on Generosity Invitation to Annual Thank You with Head of School Your gift helps us provide an innovative education that inspires students to lead lives of purpose and excellence. WATCH VIDEOS See What Your Support Makes Possible &nbsp; Hyperlink @WILDWOODWOLVES Give With Venmo (Look for the Green Leaf Icon) Hyperlink MAKE A PLEDGE Make Your Wildwood Fund Pledge Today and Pay Later Hyperlink MATCHING GIFT Check to See if Your Employer Has a Matching Gift Program Hyperlink DONOR PROFILE A Day at Wildwood Elementary School - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Content is loading... A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Every school day is an opportunity to build community, nurture young learners, and incubate curiosity with rich learning experiences on a campus designed specifically for our youngest Wolves.&nbsp;&nbsp; Whether singing during a performing arts exhibition, leading All School Meeting, or organizing an endangered species awareness march around campus, children find their own unique voices, and no two days are ever the same. Take a glimpse at how a typical day at Wildwood&#39;s elementary&nbsp;school might unfold: Play and Pause Buttons for Slideshow pause play 8:45 a.m. All School Meeting Friday morning is a time for community building as students, faculty, staff, and families gather for All School Meeting, led each week by 5th graders. 9:15 a.m. Morning Meeting During Morning Meeting, classes share greetings and news, discuss current events, review lesson plans, and practice skills for academic success. 9:30 a.m. Systems Thinking A Systems Thinking lens is applied to all areas of the curriculum, guiding students to see and understand that our world is connected. 10:00 a.m. Library The Library is an exciting, hands-on creative spot, as well as a cozy space that welcomes students throughout the day. 10:00 a.m. Reader&rsquo;s and Writer&rsquo;s Workshops After mini-lessons, students practice reading and writing skills with a variety of genres, from narratives to poetry. 10:30 a.m. P.E. Time to get moving! P.E. uses Life Skills to help children develop physical and social skills and a lifelong love for healthy activity. 10:30 a.m. Social-Emotional Learning Lessons to develop self-management, awareness, social, and decision-making skills are weaved in the K-5th grade program. 1:00 p.m. Big Yard Big Yard is a time for unstructured play and nurturing new interests. 1:00 p.m. Affinity Groups Affinity groups provide a safe space for 3rd-5th grade students to examine salient issues and common experiences. 1:30 p.m. Arts Specialists Children build confidence&nbsp; in art, music, performance, and&nbsp; movement. 1:30 p.m. Math Workshop Focused time for direct instruction around specific lessons and small group and independent practice. 2:00 p.m. Garden Time to get your hands dirty. Every grade level partakes in learning about the garden and its systems and is involved in its care and well-being. 2:00 p.m. Science Specialists In our inquiry-based model, students gather evidence, experiment, propose solutions, and collaborate. 3:30 p.m. Afterschool &amp; Athletics School&rsquo;s out, but the day isn&rsquo;t over, with a full array of&nbsp;after-school and athletics activities offered each day. &lt; &gt; Elementary School FAQs How many students per grade and class? What is the homework load for students? What are the school hours? What is the drop-off and pick-up process? Do you have buses or transportation? How many students per grade and class? For kindergarten through 5th grade, there are 16-20 children per class and three classes per grade. What is the homework load for students? Teachers do not assign homework for the sake of homework. Homework is about practice and serves a purpose to support in class projects. Some examples include: K-1st graders are encouraged to read or be read to each night with a parent or guardian and to play without a screen. There are occasional homework assignments that support projects, such as interviewing a family member or looking for objects at home to bring into school to support their in-class learning. Beginning in 2nd Grade, students are asked to read independently or with an adult for 15-20 minutes and to record the names of the books they read. Students in 3rd-5th grade continue their nightly reading and will also have homework in other subject areas when needed. What are the school hours? Typical school hours for kindergarten through 5th grade students: K-2nd Grade: M-T; Th-F:&nbs Elementary School Overview - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Content is loading... Elementary School Overview Children are active learners. They read, write stories, complete research projects, compute and solve problems, conduct science experiments, and create performances and artwork. Wildwood is a place where curiosity and enthusiasm thrives.&nbsp; Nurturing Young Learners Each day is designed to be an adventure in hands-on activities and project-based learning . As students learn to explore the world around them through social studies, reading, writing, mathematics, science, and the arts, our dedicated teachers encourage them to find their voices, collaborate with peers, and grow as compassionate leaders. Incubating Curiosity From the beginning, students are engaged as leaders of their own learning. Teachers shape the learning experiences by using a Systems Thinking approach that provides students with an opportunity to make connections between themselves and the world in which they live. Project&nbsp;Highlight Delivering Joy Through the Wildwood Post Office As part of a year-long focus on community, and what it means to be part of and contribute to one, Wildwood&#39;s 2nd grade class revived a tradition of days past&mdash;the Wildwood Post Office. Hyperlink Elementary School Environment Kindergarten through 5th grade students have an entire campus of their own to explore, with unique, age-appropriate settings that inspire creative learning and community. For instance, an outdoor classroom centered in the school garden engages students to think deeply about the natural systems around them, while our Futures Lab&nbsp;serves as both a maker studio as well as a STEM-based lab space for hands-on exploration. Meanwhile, the library, intentionally positioned just inside the campus gates, serves as a central hub for the school, with students passing through on their way to classrooms and throughout the day. Throughout their time at the elementary campus, students are immersed in a safe and loving environment where confidence, independence, and responsibility are developed. Beginning in kindergarten, teachers balance academics with mastery of fundamental skills in critical and creative thinking. Building upon this solid foundational year, 1st through 5th grade students dive deeper into Wildwood&#39;s Life Skills and project-based learning curriculum. Fifth grade introduces students to Wildwood&rsquo;s Advisory program , as well as a rotating academic schedule, to help prepare them for a seamless transition into middle school . For over 50 years, Wildwood School has been committed to a progressive approach defined by research-driven educational practices. STAFF PROFILE Meet Katie Rios, Director of Elementary School Hyperlink Elementary School Explore the Admission Process &nbsp; Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resourc Middle School Curriculum - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Content is loading... Middle School Curriculum Wildwood&rsquo;s middle school curriculum offers every student intellectual and creative opportunities in an active learning environment where adolescent development is understood and fully supported. Interdisciplinary classes and programs in the humanities, STEM, world languages, and arts to tap into students&rsquo; natural curiosity while satisfying their growing desire to direct their own learning and make relevant connections between the classroom and the world.&nbsp;&nbsp; Developing As Young Adults Building on the critical-thinking skills developed in elementary school, Wildwood middle school students cultivate an ability to examine and understand complex concepts, investigate and build evidence, and present findings. Along with a challenging interdisciplinary humanities course, each year of middle school includes mathematics, science, languages, arts, physical education, and a choice of electives. All teaching and learning intentionally supports students as they develop skills in inquiry, information literacy, and self-expression. Discovering Oneself and Others Enrichment opportunities include environmental and intergenerational community involvement, while Wildwood&rsquo;s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) programming explores positive identity development for every student through a range of classroom experiences, events, and clubs. PROJECT HIGHLIGHT Candy Battles for Democracy Students develop their own opinions via structured arguments and listening protocols that emphasize compromise and perspective-holding. Hyperlink &nbsp; Wildwood inspires students to explore new interests, take risks, consider different perspectives, and weigh ethical choices. Faculty Profile Meet Alex Cussen, Humanities Teacher Hyperlink PROJECT HIGHLIGHT Designing a Better Future &nbsp; Hyperlink Resource Middle School Curriculum Guide &nbsp; Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home K-12 Curriculum Middle School Program Middle School Curriculum Powered by Finalsite Flexible Tuition - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team Content is loading... Flexible Tuition Wildwood School seeks to sustain a school community that reflects greater Los Angeles, including our city&rsquo;s socioeconomic diversity. Dedicating significant resources to the school&#39;s Flexible Tuition budget, our Board of Trustees is committed to providing Flexible Tuition to as many qualifying families as possible. For families exploring our school, it&rsquo;s important to know that Wildwood is an affirming community inclusive of a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds. Flexible Tuition applications for prospective students are submitted during the admission application process. Families of new and continuing students file an application annually starting in September. Faculty Profile Meet Herach Danlyan, Upper School Math Teacher Herach&rsquo;s dual passions for soccer and math provide valuable opportunities to teach problem-solving and critical thinking skills, both in the classroom and on the pitch. Hyperlink The Flexible Tuition Application is Available Sept. 25. How to Apply for Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Guidelines How to Apply for Flexible Tuition Check the appropriate box on Wildwood&rsquo;s application that says &quot;Do you plan to apply for Flexible Tuition?&quot; Once your student&rsquo;s online application is submitted, you may begin the Flexible Tuition Clarity application by clicking on the link found under Flexible Tuition Process and Forms.&nbsp;The Flexible Tuition application is available Sept. 25. If you have questions about the Flexible Tuition process, please contact Alberto Duarte in the business office at (310) 806-4531 or [email protected] . Flexible Tuition Guidelines The National Association of Independent Schools Principles of Good Practice for Financial Aid states that the &quot;primary responsibility for a student&#39;s independent school tuition rests with the student&#39;s family.&quot; Seeking families who make education a priority in allocating financial resources, Wildwood School recognizes that every family&#39;s situation is unique. There is no single factor that determines who should apply for Flexible Tuition, or who is eligible for the program. The following general guidelines are provided to help a family understand some of the factors considered in the application. &nbsp; There is no set income or asset level that determines whether an applicant qualifies for Flexible Tuition. All sources of income are taken into consideration. Those include, but are not limited to: parents&rsquo; income, child&rsquo;s income, family partnerships, gifts, and any other beneficial interests from which income or principal is derived. Assets are also considered. Although financial circumstances may change after a family enrolls, it is unlikely that Flexible Tuition funds will be available for currently enrolled students not previously in the program. In cases of separated and divorced parents, the same documentation is required from both parents, regardless of court ordered custody or support. If granted, Flexible Tuition covers a percentage of tuition and fees; the school expects that families will fulfill their remaining financial obligation in accordance with our regular payment schedules. Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner, or any other&nbsp;consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Flexible Tuition supports our mission to build an inclusive community that represents a diversity of cultures, experiences, and economic backgrounds. Learn More Start Your Flexible Tuition Application &nbsp; Hyperlink FAQ Flexible Tuition Frequently Asked Questions Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Priv Head of School Search - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications Content is loading... Head of School Search Introducing Matt Levinson We are delighted to announce the appointment of Matt Levinson as Wildwood&rsquo;s next Head of School. After a thorough and extensive&nbsp;search process, the Search Advisory Committee recommended Matt to the Board of Trustees, who voted unanimously and enthusiastically&nbsp; in support of his appointment to succeed Head of School Landis Green beginning July 2026. Please see below in Recent Communications for a letter from Board Chair Susan Olsen to the Wildwood community, as well as a welcome letter from Matt.&nbsp; Leadership, Legacy, and Looking Ahead Trustees Susan Olsen, Christine Cho, and Mike Kaplan reflect with Head of School Landis Green on his legacy and discuss the exciting opportunity that lies ahead. Vimeo Link Head of School Search Advisory Committee Recent Communications Meet Our Search Consultants Meet Our Search Advisory Committee FAQ Timeline Recent Communications Sent June 6, 2025:&nbsp;Appointment of Wildwood&rsquo;s Next Head of School Sent May 15, 2025: An Update from the Wildwood Head of School Search Advisory Committee Sent May 6, 2025:&nbsp;Time-Sensitive: Wildwood Head of School Finalist #3 Survey Reminder and Next Steps Sent April 29, 2025:&nbsp;Invitation for Parents/Guardians to Meet Head of School Finalist #3 (May 5 or 6) and Finalist #2 Time-Sensitive Survey Reminder Sent April 23, 2025:&nbsp;Invitation to Meet Head of School Finalist #2 (April 28 or 29) and Finalist #1 Survey Reminder Sent April 14, 2025:&nbsp;Invitation for Parents/Guardians: Meet Head of School Finalist #1&nbsp; Presented Feb. 11, 2025: State of the School Update from the Wildwood Head of School Search Advisory Committee Sent Nov. 22, 2024:&nbsp;An Update From the Wildwood Head of School Search Advisory Committee Sent Oct. 17, 2024:&nbsp;Share Input by Oct. 18 Deadline for Wildwood Head of School Search Survey Sent Oct. 11, 2024: REMINDER: Reply by Today (Oct. 11) to Meet Wildwood Head of School Search Consultants on Oct. 15 or 16 Sent Oct. 8, 2024:&nbsp;Time Sensitive: Wildwood Head of School Search Survey Deadline is Oct. 18 Sent Oct. 2, 2024:&nbsp;Please Reply by Oct. 11: An Invitation for K-12 Wildwood Parents to Meet Wildwood Head of School Search Consultants RG175 on Oct. 15 or 16 Sent Oct. 1, 2024: An Update from the Wildwood Head of School Search Advisory Committee Sent Sept. 30, 2024: An Important Announcement from Head of School Landis Green and Board Chair Susan Olsen Meet Our Search Consultants The Search Advisory Committee has retained RG175, a highly regarded consulting firm specializing in head of school searches. RG175 has an extensive knowledge of Wildwood, having previously partnered with the school for its Director of Middle School and Director of Upper School searches. Tony Featherston Cathy Hunter Steve Morris Tony Featherston Tony Featherston,&nbsp;Search Consultant As&nbsp; a longtime faculty member for the NAIS Diversity Leadership Institute, Tony Featherston has extensive experience cultivating leaders in schools. His leadership in the area of diversity and inclusion informs his work in schools, with school leadership, and boards of trustees. Since joining RG175 in 2018, Tony has completed head of school searches in New York City, New England, the South, and on the West Coast. Click here for more. Cathy Hunter Cathy Hunter, Search Consultant Cathy Hunter has spent over 40 years in independent school education, serving as teacher, dean, division head, head of school, trustee, and consultant. She was part of the RG175 leadership team for Wildwood&rsquo;s recent Director of Middle School and Director of Upper School searches. Click here for more. Steve Morris Steve Morris, Search Consultant Steve&nbsp; Morris served as Head of The San Francisco School for 15 years. He has worked as a teacher and administrator in independent schools for the past 28 years. He was part of the RG175 leadership team for Wildwood&rsquo;s recent Director of Middle School and Director of Upper School searches. Click here for more. Meet Our Search Advisory Committee Choosing a new head of school is the responsibility of the Board of Trustees. In many ways, it is the most important Faculty and Staff Professional Development - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Content is loading... Faculty and Staff Professional Development Wildwood welcomes teachers and staff members who bring skills, qualities, and/or experiences that demonstrate an understanding of and ability to support our work surrounding multicultural education, global citizenship, and sustaining a diverse and inclusive school community. Courageous Conversation about Race (CCAR) In the fall of 2020, all Wildwood School employees began training with Courageous Conversation About Race&reg; , an award-winning protocol for effectively engaging, sustaining, and deepening interracial dialogue. Faculty and staff continue to meet on professional development days for more intensive training in this work.&nbsp; NAIS People of Color Conference Wildwood School faculty and staff are annual attendees of the NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC) , sponsored by the National Association of Independent Schools. PoCC provides a safe space for professional development and networking for people of color and allies of all backgrounds. Its goal is to equip educators at every level, from teachers to trustees, with knowledge, skills, and experiences to improve and enhance the interracial, interethnic, and intercultural climate in their schools, as well as the attending academic, social-emotional, and workplace performance outcomes for students and adults alike. The DEIB Leadership Team leads training for all faculty to support them in effectively engaging students and colleagues. OUR COMMITMENT Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Commitment Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging DEIB Initiatives Faculty and Staff Professional Development Powered by Finalsite Outreach Center - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Outreach Center Led by Wildwood School faculty members and other educational experts, the Wildwood Outreach Center is a hub of educational best practices, offering a broad menu of professional development workshops , school visits , summer institutes , and&nbsp;mentorship opportunities. To date, more than 1,000 educators in 25 states and over a dozen countries have actively participated in Outreach Center opportunities, which provides tangible tools and guidance for implementing progressive educational practices into their own schools.&nbsp; Workshops and events occur throughout the year and are applicable to all levels, from teacher to trustee.&nbsp; OUR WILDWOOD The History of the Wildwood Outreach Center Since its founding, the Wildwood Outreach Center has been devoted to supporting public and independent schools and institutions in their efforts to create small, learner centered schools. Hyperlink A Lab for the Future of Education When Wildwood opened its middle and upper campus in 2000, our Board of Trustees had a parallel vision: To create a lab for the future of education that&rsquo;s devoted to sharing our innovative and research-based approach to education, exchanging ideas with global thought leaders, and supporting public and independent schools in their efforts to create learner-centered schools. That vision crystallized in 2001 when the Wildwood Outreach Center was awarded a multi-year grant from the Bill &amp; Melinda Gates Foundation , and has been further enhanced and affirmed with support from The Carl &amp; Roberta Deutsch Foundation ,&nbsp; The Cynthia &amp; George Mitchell Foundation , and the State Farm Companies Foundation , ensuring that Wildwood&rsquo;s philosophy and practice will always be at the leading edge of what works in schools and made available to others at schools everywhere. Wildwood faculty and staff are committed to supporting each student's academic curiosity and encouraging exploration of new ideas and interests. LEARN WITH US Outreach Workshops &nbsp; Hyperlink STAFF PROFILE Meet Steve Barrett, Director of Outreach Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Outreach Center Powered by Finalsite Global Citizenship - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications Content is loading... Global Citizenship As a lab for the future of education, Wildwood is committed to cultivating generations of socially responsible students who understand that the world is a complex web of interdependencies.&nbsp; In 2015, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced 17 Sustainable Development Goals that will pave the way for a better future for all people. These goals serve as the foundation for our school&rsquo;s work in Global Citizenship, which is woven throughout our K-12 curriculum. FACULTY PROFILE Meet Alex Cussen, Middle School Faculty and REAP Grant Recipient Alex&rsquo;s passion for lifelong learning is a perfect match for Wildwood&rsquo;s commitment to faculty development, which enabled him to travel to Poland in 2015 and Sweden and Denmark in 2019. Hyperlink International Recognition Wildwood School is recognized locally and globally for its progressive approach to teaching and learning. Through the Wildwood Outreach Center , educators and school leaders from around the world visit our campuses to observe our student-centered practices, diverse learning environments, and commitment to cultivating global-minded, ethical, and engaged learners. Our work is frequently shared in international conferences, workshops, and publications focused on innovation in education, and Wildwood continues to serve as a model for how schools can prepare young people to thrive in an interconnected world. Learning Experiences Throughout their Wildwood journey, students have opportunities to engage in global learning experiences&mdash;from cultural exchanges and shares at elementary, to middle school&rsquo;s Into the Wild capstone project and upper school International Community Involvement trips, deepening their understanding of global interconnectedness and offering an opportunity to engage thoughtfully and compassionately across cultures, identities, and perspectives. Likewise, faculty have the opportunity to deepen their own studies through Wildwood&rsquo;s Research Exploration and Advancement Program (REAP). Established in 2017 and funded through the Landis Green Innovation Fund, REAP enables Wildwood faculty to spend a summer diving deep into their areas of scholarship across the globe, with the goal of bringing their findings back to Wildwood.&nbsp;REAP-funded programming has ranged from Global Citizenship and Technology Integration to the study of the Finnish education system and an examination of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland&rsquo;s work around the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Previous REAP experiences have also taken Wildwood faculty to Spain, Cuba, and Brazil. Wildwood students, teachers, and families are part of a mutually supportive community that is committed to being ethical global citizens. LEARN MORE What Makes Us Wildwood: A Vibrant Home in the World Hyperlink PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Wildwood&#39;s Research Exploration and Advancement Program Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Direc Wildwood Fund FAQ - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Content is loading... Wildwood Fund FAQ Here are common questions and answers about the Wildwood Fund. For more information, please contact Director of Development Danielle Lesner at [email protected] &nbsp;or (310) 806-4525. WATCH VIDEOS See What Your Support Makes Possible Watch inspiring videos of standout projects and programs at Wildwood as told through the voices of our students and teachers. Your support powers these experiences and brings our mission to life in meaningful ways. Hyperlink Wildwood Fund FAQs What is the Wildwood Fund? Do all independent schools fundraise? How do I make a gift? If I make a pledge now, may I pay later? Why is my participation so important? Can my gift be anonymous? Who is asked to contribute to the Wildwood Fund? We receive a Flexible Tuition discount. Does this apply to our family? What is the Wildwood Fund? The Wildwood Fund is Wildwood&rsquo;s top annual fundraising priority. Each year, all members of our community (parents, faculty, staff, Trustees, alumni, grandparents, and friends) are asked to make a tax-deductible gift to Wildwood. The 8-10 percent (or more) of our budget revenues raised through the Wildwood Fund ensures our school has all the necessary resources (faculty, facilities, Flexible Tuition, technology, and program support) to provide each child with an exceptional Wildwood education. Through the Wildwood Fund, you have the power to direct your gift to the area of the school you value most: Directing your investment towards where it&rsquo;s needed most. Nurturing self-expression and imagination through music, performing, and visual arts. Coaching our students in skill development, healthy habits, and sportsmanship. Integrating the values of DEIB into all dimensions of the Wildwood experience. Promoting faculty excellence and dedication to research-driven teaching practices. Investing in the socioeconomic diversity of Wildwood&rsquo;s student body. Creating culturally competent learners and global citizens. Sustaining Wildwood as a lab for the future of education. Do all independent schools fundraise? Yes. While all independent schools raise money, the ways in which a school allocates these gifts is unique and speaks to an institution&rsquo;s priorities. At Wildwood, we have always prioritized program and people. Gifts to the Wildwood Fund make an immediate impact this school year on faculty and staff recruitment and retention, academic programming, technology, the unique socioeconomic diversity of our community, and more. How do I make a gift? Gifts can be made online .&nbsp;To check out the different ways to make your gift, click here . If I make a pledge now, may I pay later? Absolutely. You have until June 30 to pay your pledge in full. To arrange a personalized payment schedule, please click here or contact Director of Development Danielle Lesner at [email protected] . Why is my participation so important? It is a vote of confidence in our school, our faculty, and our educational mission. A high Wildwood Fund participation rate is evidence that everyone in our community shares in the effort. This supports our philosophy that we must all work together to provide our children and the future generations of graduates with the best possible education. Can my gift be anonymous? Of course! Wildwood respects the privacy of our donors and provides anonymity to those who request it. However, know that your philanthropy has the power to inspire others and can be a critical endorsement of our school. The choice is a personal one, and whether you choose to give publicly or in private, your gift to the Wildwood Fund is deeply appreciated. Who is asked to contribute to the Wildwood Fund? All members of our extended community are asked to participate each year. We are grateful to receive support from Trustees, current parents, alumni, parents of alumni, faculty and staff, grandparents, and friends of the school. We receive a Flexible Tuition discount. Does this apply to our family? Yes. We kindly ask that every family at the school share the responsibility of the Wildwood Fund. We strive for 100 percent participation, regardless of the size of the gift. Please consider giving a gift at a level that is comfortable and meaningful to you. The spirit of generosity is what connects Wildwood students, alumni, and famil Inquire - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team Content is loading... Inquire By&nbsp; completing an inquiry form, your family will have access to the Wildwood School Admission Portal and our application (available Aug. 1). Once your inquiry has been processed, please register for tours and select events through the portal.&nbsp; Please complete a separate inquiry form for each child. Each parent/guardian in the household must provide a unique and separate email address. Wildwood School has four main entry points: kindergarten, 6th, 7th, and 9th grades. Please begin the process one year in advance of your anticipated start date. Link Wildwood School Admission Portal Hyperlink At A Glance Fast Facts &nbsp; Hyperlink HAVE MORE QUESTIONS? Schedule a Call With Our Admission Team Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home Admission Inquire Powered by Finalsite Class of 2024 Graduation - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Class of 2024 Graduation This year&#39;s graduation ceremony celebrating the Class of 2024&nbsp; was marked by moving speeches by students, administrators, and teachers, as well as heartwarming student musical performances. Congratulations to the Wildwood School Class of 2024, the newest members of the&nbsp;Wildwood School Alumni Association! Spring &nbsp;2024 Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Powered by Finalsite Framework for the Future of Education at Wildwood - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications Content is loading... Framework for the Future of Education at Wildwood In spring 2019, the Wildwood School Board of Trustees launched a multi-phase process to envision the school&rsquo;s future and its service to children, young adults, and their families. In the years ahead, Wildwood School will pursue its mission with a focus on four priorities, all interrelated. It is at the points of intersection where they will have the most power. Intentionally envisioned as a roadmap to follow&mdash;rather than goals to be met&mdash;this document&nbsp;is meant to guide the Board, school staff, and key volunteers in decision-making and goal-setting as Wildwood navigates the future. With gratitude for all involved in Task Forces and Design Teams, we are pleased to provide the following Framework for the Future of Wildwood.&nbsp; &nbsp; Expand the outstanding academic, athletic, and artistic experiences available K-12. &nbsp; Ensure a seamless K-12 experience for students no matter their entry point; provide for strong foundations so students can challenge themselves and be challenged academically, socially, artistically, and physically. Increasingly integrate the work of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) across culture, curriculum, and programs, including core academic content, arts programming, community involvement and service learning, and International Community Involvement (ICI) program. Expand both the influence and reach of Wildwood School&rsquo;s innovative models, with an eye toward positively impacting education practices before, during, and after the K-12 experience. Take advantage of in-house experts&mdash;exceptional faculty, administrators, and non-teaching staff&mdash;to develop a K-12 Professional Development Leadership Team (PDLT), tying all teaching and learning to strategic priorities, both capitalizing on and contributing to the work of the Outreach Center. Guiding Questions for the Future of Programs Guiding Questions for the Future of Programs What are the competencies that students will need for their future, and how is Wildwood uniquely prepared to provide them?&nbsp; How can innovative programming like Systems Thinking, Into the Wild, and The Institute Model inform and propel innovation in other areas of&nbsp;students&rsquo; K-12 Wildwood School experience? How can we better engage with the city of Los Angeles, our geography, and available physical spaces to help us cultivate active citizens?&nbsp; What are the markers of a globally-minded student? What do Wildwood students look like, growing from their first year through 12th grade, and how can we best ensure a continuity of experience and preparation for a changing higher education landscape? Strategically foster a climate of inclusion, belonging, and wellbeing so&nbsp;that all members of the Wildwood community can be confident that they&nbsp;belong and are connected to each other and to the world; deliberately&nbsp;pursue an &ldquo;all in, all thrive&rdquo; philosophy to guide diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) programming. &nbsp; Coordinate wellness and inclusion programs to foster overall emotional, social, and physical wellbeing, bringing related programming&mdash;advisory, wellness, DEIB, etc.&mdash;under one umbrella using a Wellness Center model.&nbsp; Revise social-emotional learning curricula and advisory programming scope and sequence to ensure students&rsquo; needs are being met in the years immediately following the COVID-19 pandemic and concurrent expansion of global efforts to address systemic racism. Establish key indicators to identify and address students&rsquo; needs; rely on data to develop initiatives and evaluate the success of program changes, systems, and structures designed to promote experiential equity and belonging.&nbsp; Embrace the fact that students&rsquo; personal and work lives will be inextricably tied to the digital world, and expand the development of the school&rsquo;s Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence to address students&rsquo; needs in age-appropriate ways from kindergarten through college. Use a mix of in-person, virtual, and hybrid events to promote further inclusion of all f Elementary Campus - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Content is loading... Elementary Campus Kindergarten through 5th grade students have an entire campus of their own to explore, with unique, age-appropriate settings that inspire creative learning and community. Pathway The main pathway onto campus is a center of student and family activity. Courtyard Outdoor areas provide shady spots for eating, gathering, and learning. Elementary Garden Our garden serves an an outdoor classroom. Music Classroom Space for music and performing arts to practice, create, and innovate. The Arroyo An intentionally designed outdoor area for free play and learning. Classroom Young learners collaborate in small groups. Field Open space for Big Yard, P.E., and free play. Classroom A peek into a fourth grade classroom. Commons A space for All School Meeting, performances, and events. Arroyo The arroyo offers a space for outdoor play and exploration. Field The field is home to Big Yard, P.E., recess, and After Care activities. Science Classroom The science specialist classroom provides hands-on opportunities for scientific discovery. Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Home Student Life Campuses Elementary Campus Powered by Finalsite Wildwood Terms - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Content is loading... Wildwood Terms Advisory All School Meeting Assessment Block Building Both/And Thinking Chalk Talk CO:LAB Community Involvement (CI) Contemporary Multicultural Issue (CMI) Demo Dimensions of Self Essential Question Fishbowls Gateways (8th and 10th Grades) and Senior Exhibitions (12th Grade) Global Citizenship Habits of Mind and Heart/“The Habits” Life Skills Mastery Assessment/Narrative Assessment Project-Based Learning (PBL) Progressive Education “Reggio”/ Reggio Emilia Approach Social/Emotional Learning Specialists Standards Strengths and Stretches Systems Thinking Wildwood Parent Organization (WWPO) Advisory Advisory consists of small groups of students paired with an advisor, normally for two-to-three consecutive years. At Wildwood, the program begins in 5th grade and continues throughout middle and upper school. The curriculum includes topics such as global citizenship skills and DEIB issues. All School Meeting All School Meetings are a time for community building as students, faculty, staff, gather for news, announcements, and programming. At elementary, they also include &ldquo;Meet the Leader&rdquo; shares, led by 5th grade students. Assessment See Mastery Assessment/Narrative Assessment below. Block Building Block building is an important component of the K-2 curriculum. Students are encouraged to work together to build structures connected to what they are learning about collectively as a class or of something that is centered around current interests and wonderings. Children learn to solve structural dilemmas and employ mathematics to understand patterns, geometric shapes, fractions, addition, and division. Both/And Thinking Both/And Thinking is a guideline of&nbsp;Wildwood&rsquo;s multicultural practice; the notion that two seemingly paradoxical or conflicting truths can coexist within the same space. Chalk Talk A chalk talk is a silent group activity that allows participants to share what they know or think, and also respond to others&#39; thoughts and observations. A teacher writes a question or statement on the board and students respond as they feel moved; they also respond to other students&rsquo; input. CO:LAB Wildwood&rsquo;s Collaboration Laboratory (CO:LAB) houses the middle and upper school&rsquo;s library collection, the Wildwood Institute for Social Leadership, and serves as the primary place for members of the community to come together to collaborate. Community Involvement (CI) Wildwood&rsquo;s Community Involvement (CI) program engages K-12 students in class and schoolwide projects&nbsp;and partnerships that aim to be mutually beneficial, related to classroom learning, and respond to a real need. Through CI experiences interwoven with the academic program, students gain perspective and come to understand the impact one individual can have on the world. Contemporary Multicultural Issue (CMI) Contemporary Multicultural Issues (CMIs) are monthly facilitated lessons for students around contemporary topics happening around the world, touching on at least one of the primary dimensions of self. You could think of CMIs as current events discussions on a more sophisticated level; they involve higher order thinking about what&rsquo;s happening in our world and why, and they always connect to our diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) work. Demo Short for &ldquo;demonstration of knowledge,&rdquo; demos are a way of assessing student knowledge or skills by checking for understanding in our project-based learning environment. Dimensions of Self In multicultural practice, the understanding that a person&#39;s identity comprises many dimensions, namely Age, Ability, Gender, Sexual Orientation, Religion, Socio-Economic Class, Ethnicity, and Race. Essential Question A central facet of student-centered or project based learning, essential questions are &quot;questions that are not answerable with finality in a brief sentence&hellip; Their aim is to stimulate thought, to provoke inquiry, and to spark more questions &mdash; including thoughtful student questions &mdash; not just pat answers&quot; (McTighe and Wiggins). Examples include: &rdquo;Where is the intersection of politics, economics, religion, and culture?&rdquo; or &ldquo;What does it mean to be an American?&rdquo; Fishbowls A discussion strategy in which a small group of participants sits in a small circle and shares insights and asks questions around a specif Wolves Making Waves Winter 2024 | Post Details - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Content is loading... Wolves Making Waves Winter 2024 Wolves Making Waves Winter 2024 Zach Robinson &lsquo;08 Congratulations to Zach Robinson &lsquo;08, who took home the Emmy in Outstanding Musical Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special! Zach (center image, image right) won for his work co-composing&nbsp; Weird: The Al Yankovic Story . He and his collaborator are also nominated for a Grammy for their work on the film. How did Zach spend the day before the awards ceremony? By returning to Wildwood and immersing himself in middle school music practice! We&#39;re proud to see our alumni not only shine in the spotlight, but also maintain a deep connection with the school, mentoring the next generation of Wildwood talents. Joe Wise, Retired Faculty Faculty member Joe Wise was essential in the creation of the Wildwood Institute for STEM Research and Development (WISRD), which he led from its founding in 2014 until his retirement in 2022. With a lifelong passion for engaging students in science, it&rsquo;s no surprise that he&rsquo;s back at it again.&nbsp; This fall, Joe (bottom image, second from left)&nbsp;traveled to Bhutan, helping build out the STEM program for the Druk Institute for Management and Technology. With equipment on loan from Wildwood, Joe introduced students to new technology and research possibilities as part of the country&rsquo;s new openness and interest in developing its STEM capabilities. &nbsp; Know of a Wolf making waves? Let us know at [email protected] ! &nbsp; Winter 2024 Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los Angeles, CA 90066 For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at [email protected] or 800-421-3481. Powered by Finalsite Athletics - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Content is loading... Athletics Whether on the court, in the pool, and on the field, Wildwood is committed to offering a broad range of athletic programs, each responsive to the developmental needs of students of all ages and levels as they actively explore interests, discover the joy of participation, and build the skills to take them from enthusiast to competitive athlete.&nbsp; With a primary focus on growth and character development, Wildwood Wolves are taught to compete at the highest levels, to strive for success, and strategize to win. ATHLETICS Athletics Director Billy DuMone Explains How We Put Our Ethos Into Action Hyperlink Elementary School Athletics Middle School Athletics Upper School Athletics Elementary School Athletics The elementary school program is structured as developmental clinics for 5th graders with clinics held in Basketball, Volleyball, and Soccer. The focus is on learning fundamentals, rules and strategy of the game, and understanding the importance of sportsmanship. Wildwood offers a place for anyone who signs up. The experience at the elementary level prepares students for involvement in athletics at Wildwood&rsquo;s middle and upper school. Elementary School Teams Basketball Soccer Volleyball Middle School Athletics The&nbsp;middle school program offers different levels of competitive teams with some sports having limited roster sizes. Athletes are assessed at the beginning of the season, then placed at the appropriate level based on skill and understanding of the sport. Our program offers student-athletes the opportunity to develop skills as well as enjoy the excitement of competition, thus preparing them for athletics at the upper school level.&nbsp;Teams compete in the Pacific Basin League where equal playing time is not mandated and our teams strategize to compete at their highest level. Middle School Teams Basketball Beach Volleyball Cross-Country Equestrian Golf Soccer Swimming Tennis Track &amp; Field Volleyball Upper School Athletics The upper school program offers both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. Student-athletes try out for a team and earn a position based on skill sets, understanding of a sport, and demonstrated commitment. Athletes are taught to manage their time and take care of their health as they experience a rigorous practice and competition schedule. The focus is on helping student-athletes to realize that success is achieved through hard work, collaboration, and a focus on being their best selves. Teams compete in the CIF-sanctioned Coastal League. Upper School Teams Basketball Beach Volleyball Cross-Country Equestrian Golf Soccer Swimming Tennis Track &amp; Field Volleyball GO WOLVES! Athletics News from the Wolf Den Our newest Athletics newsletter features more highlights, program information,&nbsp;and updates on alumni continuing to make their mark in collegiate athletics. Hyperlink Wildwood offers a variety of sports each season for elementary, middle, and upper school athletes. CALENDAR Upcoming Athletics Games and Updates &nbsp; Hyperlink OUR WILDWOOD The Year in Athletics by the Numbers Hyperlink ATHLETICS Seniors Recruited to Compete in College Athletics Hyperlink Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alb Overview and Welcome - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. Wildwood Terms Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A Participatory Adventure A Vibrant Home in the World A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood Terms Admission Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team K-12 Curriculum Elementary School Program Elementary School Overview Elementary School Curriculum Student Assessment A Day at Wildwood Elementary School Middle School Program Middle School Overview Middle School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways A Day at Wildwood Middle School Upper School Program Upper School Overview Upper School Curriculum Advisory Student Assessment Gateways and Senior Exhibitions Wildwood Institute Model Internship Program International Community Involvement College Counseling College Counseling Program College Admission Offers Meet the College Counseling Team A Day at Wildwood Upper School Student Life Athletics STEM at Wildwood Arts Technology Community Involvement International Community Involvement Student Organizations Summer Program Elementary Enrichment and After School Programs Campuses Elementary Campus Middle and Upper Campus Photo and Video Gallery Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Wildwood's Commitment Commitment and Leadership Guiding Principles DEIB Scope and Sequence DEIB and Wildwood Curriculum Student Programs DEIB Initiatives Student Leadership Development Wildwood DEIB Programs Multicultural Leadership Institute Student, Parent, Faculty/Staff Groups Faculty and Staff Professional Development Giving Why Give Make a Gift Funding Priorities Wildwood Fund Capital Campaigns Endowment Major Gifts Wildwood Fund Wildwood Fund Overview Wildwood Fund FAQ Ways to Give Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Meet the Advancement Team Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Wildwood School Contact My Wildwood Alumni Employment Outreach Center Show/Hide Search Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search In This Section Overview and Welcome Inquire Apply Apply to Elementary School (K-5) Apply to Middle School (6-8) Apply to Upper School (9-12) Admission Events Affording Wildwood School Tuition and Fees Flexible Tuition Flexible Tuition Process and Forms Flexible Tuition FAQs Meet the Admission Team Content is loading... Overview and Welcome Choosing a school for your child is one of the most thoughtful and important decisions you will make as a family. As you consider the next steps in your child&rsquo;s educational journey, our admission team is ready to help you explore what makes Wildwood School a vibrant home in the world for students, families, and generations of alumni.&nbsp; At Wildwood, students are challenged to ask questions, take risks, get in over their heads, and creatively find their way out. Each child&rsquo;s intellectual and emotional growth is supported so that students develop self-knowledge and the confidence to explore their passions and become the most extraordinary version of themselves. Wildwood School inspires students to embrace their roles as leaders in shaping their lives and communities&mdash;equipped with the skills, ethics, and inspiration to transform their world. Our admission&nbsp;process is intentionally thorough and designed to help you learn about Wildwood School, from our dynamic K-12 academic program to our diverse, welcoming community, while also allowing us to get to know your family through a personal and engaging approach. Staff Profile Meet Kimberly Pope, Director of Admission and Enrollment Management Kimberly&rsquo;s work in independent school admissions has taken her to 25+ countries throughout her career. Read why Southern California, and Wildwood, will always be home. Hyperlink We invite you to delve into our website and learn more about our programs. You&#39;ll find a school that is committed to a challenging curriculum that stresses ethics and values individual perspectives. Since its first graduating class in 2004, Wildwood alumni have thrived at some of the most selective colleges and universities throughout the world. We are equally proud of the wonderful families that contribute to our school&#39;s dynamic spirit. For a glimpse into daily life at Wildwood School, check out the latest stories on&nbsp;our Newsroom page and connect with us on Facebook (@wildwoodschool) and&nbsp; Instagram (@wildwoodschoolla). We look forward to introducing you to our inspiring program and guiding you through your admission journey. Kimberly Pope Director of Admission and Enrollment Management&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Start your admission process by filling out our Inquiry&nbsp;Form . Questions? Please contact Assistant Director of Admission&nbsp; Alissa Dixon . &nbsp; At Wildwood, children begin their educational journey by developing a lifelong love of learning, self-discovery, and a sense of responsibility for the world around them. Inquire Start Your Admission Process &nbsp; Hyperlink HAVE MORE QUESTIONS? Schedule a Call With Our Admission Team Hyperlink Wildwood nurtures and challenges students to become the most extraordinary version of themselves. Elementary School 12201 Washington Place Los Angeles , CA 90066 (310) 397-3134 Middle and Upper School 11811 Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles , CA 90064 (310) 478-7189 Employment Spirit Wear (opens in new window/tab) Privacy Statement SMS Terms and Conditions Instagram (opens in new window/tab) Facebook (opens in new window/tab) Vimeo (opens in new window/tab) LinkedIn (opens in new window/tab) Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students Wildwood School policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, religion, marital status, registered domestic partner consideration made unlawful by federal, state, or local law or ordinance or regulation. Wildwood School also prohibits unlawful discrimination based on the perception that anyone has any of those characteristics or is associated with a person who has or is perceived as having any of those characteristics. All such discrimination is unlawful. Show more of this policy --> The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School&rsquo;s non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy: Employees Alberto Duarte Director of Human Resources [email protected] (310) 806-4531 Students Karen Dye Director of Equity and Inclusion [email protected] (310) 806-4505 Wildwood School 11811 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 12201 Washington Place, Los A Multicultural Leadership Institute - Wildwood School --> Skip To Main Content Menu Search search-form#clearSearch'> Clear Search About Us Mission and History Fast Facts Leadership Board of Trustees Head of School Senior Leadership Wildwood Parent Community and Involvement Head of School Search Faculty and Staff Employment Working at Wildwood Living in Los Angeles Available Positions International Partners Mastery Transcript Consortium Global Citizenship Newsroom and Publications What Makes Us Wildwood? Portrait of a Lifelong Learner A commitment to mastery and skill building leads to the development of skills and attributes that every Wildwood student, from elementary to upper, embodies throughout their educational journey. A Participatory Adventure Students take an active role through project-based learning, reflective assessment methods, and real-world opportunities. A Vibrant Home in the World Students, teachers, families, and alumni come together in a mutually supportive community of individuals and collaborators who are committed to being ethical global citizens. A Lab for the Future of Education Wildwood is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader for its innovative programs and research-based approach to education. 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