Now enrolling PreK through 8th grade for Fall 2026. New tuition: $10,500 per student, with a $25,000 family maximum.

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Building Unshakeable Foundations

Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs is an independent PreK-8 school in Saratoga Springs, NY where experiential learning, integrated arts, and strong academics develop children ready to meet the world with confidence and curiosity.

The Waldorf Difference

An education designed to nurture the whole child - head, heart, and hands.

A Screen-Free Environment

In our classrooms, children build focus, creativity, and genuine connection without digital distraction. They learn to concentrate deeply - a skill that's becoming increasingly rare and valuable.

Every Child Truly Known

With class sizes of 11-15 students and teachers who stay with their class for multiple years, your child won't be just a face in the crowd. Teachers know each student's strengths, challenges, and what makes them light up.

Learning by Doing

Fractions learned through baking. Geometry explored through woodworking. History brought alive through storytelling and drama. When children engage their whole selves in learning, knowledge becomes lasting understanding.

Our Programs

Each stage of childhood is honored with developmentally appropriate learning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions about our school. Our detailed FAQs page goes into greater detail on these topics.

What is Waldorf education all about?

Waldorf education is a century-old approach used in more than 1,200 schools worldwide. It is academically robust and deliberately unhurried. We do not race children from one milestone to the next. We build capacities as they emerge, so confidence and a love of learning grow together, without the performance anxiety and teaching to the test that many families are trying to leave behind.

How much does tuition cost?

For the 2026-27 school year, tuition for grades 1 through 8 is $10,500 per student, with a $25,000 annual maximum per family. Early Childhood tuition varies by program and schedule, and our 5-day Kindergarten offers sliding-scale tuition. Get a confidential estimate in about a minute with our tuition calculator.

What programs do you offer?

We serve children from 18 months through 8th grade across three programs: Early Childhood (play-based learning and nature immersion), Lower School (grades 1-5, with arts-integrated academics), and Middle School (grades 6-8, with rigorous academics and independence-building). Explore our programs below to learn more.

Where are you located?

We have three beautiful campuses in Saratoga Springs, NY. Our main campus is at 62 York Avenue, with additional early childhood and program spaces nearby. We serve families throughout Saratoga County, Warren County, and the surrounding Capital Region communities.

How can I learn more?

Additional questions are answered on our detailed FAQ page. If you are ready to discuss your child's future at our school or see a morning in the classroom, schedule a conversation with our Admissions team or send us an inquiry and we'll get in touch.

What Parents Say

The Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs has become more than just a school for our family. It is a community we are grateful and proud to be part of. The teachers are thoughtful and attentive to each of our daughters and truly support their individual growth. We also value being surrounded by families who share our commitment to raising children with strong values and a love of learning.

Beth H., Waldorf parent

Come See a Morning

The best way to understand Waldorf education is to watch it happen. Sit in on a Main Lesson, the two-hour morning block where academics unfold through story, movement, and hands-on work. Watch the children at play. Then decide for yourself.

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