Wildcat Canyon Community School is reimagining Waldorf education and seeks to provide an inclusive, joyful, and immersive learning experience where students, Prek-8th, develop deep connections to the indigenous land, the seasons, self, and the community.
Admissions Events 2025-2026
The best way to learn more about what Wildcat Canyon School can offer your child and family is to attend an in-person event. Learning more about our amazing 91-acre campus will help explain why our students come from all over the East Bay for their PreK-8th grade education.
We have a number of visiting opportunities for prospective families to learn more about this unique environment. We look forward to getting to know you through the admissions process!
Spring Break Camps
Wildcat Canyon Community School offers weekly day camps filled with adventure, art, and exploration.
Embark on Tails and Trails – a magical week of adventure and imagination for little explorers ages 5-8! Dive into enchanting stories, creative art activities, and whimsical outdoor adventures that let imaginations run wild
Spring Auction
Save the date, secure your babysitters, and get ready to Raise the Roof! Saturday March 21st is our biggest and last fundraiser of the school year, and if you’ve attended in the past, you know its a good time. This year’s event brings you the rhythmic Brazilian grooves of Banda Kafune, followed by the curated dance-floor anthems of The Cosmic Dance Band. General admission tickets include access to Brezo’s seasonally-crafted dinner buffet, a full appetizer and dessert spread, 2 drink tickets from the bar, and of course an opportunity to join in the silent auction.
Buy your tickets here https://RaisetheRoofWCCS.eventbrite.com
Summer Break Camps
Wildcat Canyon Community School offers weekly day camps filled with adventure, art, and exploration.
Coming Soon
Land Acknowledgment
We at Wildcat Canyon Community School honor the native peoples of this land: the Confederated Villages of Lisjan, Him’ren, Muwekma and Ohlone Tribe, Inc.* We recognize that their sovereignty was never ceded; it was never given up, and that all non-native people to this land are settler occupiers, many brought against their/our will. We acknowledge the continued legacy of systemic racism stemming from the historic inequities of genocide and enslavement that equally require a process of truth and reconciliation in our nation. We are committed to taking action as a community, investing in the pursuit of equity, and repairing harm through a restorative justice approach.