Seattle Waldorf School vs. The Bush School

At Seattle Waldorf School, dedicated faculty balance strong academics with immersive experiences and the arts to support healthy social-emotional development and build a strong foundation for success inside and outside of school. Located on three campuses, all within easy reach of urban forests and waterways, our flexible and vibrant learning environments inspire intellectual curiosity, emphasize the interconnectedness of the world, cultivate imagination, and encourage courageous exploration on a joyful journey of lifelong learning. We invite students to view each subject through multiple lenses: Mathematical analysis, Scientific observation, Factual and contextual history, World languages and cultures. Visual, practical, and expressive arts. Nature and environmental stewardship. Games, athletics, and sportsmanship. Waldorf students are recognized for creative thinking, problem-solving, self-knowledge, and social acumen. Seattle Waldorf School graduates shine at colleges, universities, and beyond!.

The Bush School, founded in 1924 by Helen Taylor Bush, is a progressive, independent, non-sectarian day school of approximately 660 students in grades K-12.

Our mission is to spark in students of diverse backgrounds and talents a passion for learning, accomplishment, and contribution to their communities.