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Saint Francis Central Coast Catholic High School: Private: 9–12: Santa Cruz Waldorf School: Private: K–8: Also Santa Cruz Waldorf High School from 2003 to 2009. The Bay School: Private: K–12: Special education Monterey Coast Preparatory School: Private: 6–12: Alternative school Merit Academy: Private: K–12: Green Valley Christian ...
The Santa Cruz Waldorf High School was a private, non-denominational grade 9-12 educational institution. The school closed in 2009, due to a drop in enrollment. [1]Like all Waldorf schools, the high school's curriculum followed the general outline that the founder of Waldorf education, Rudolf Steiner, developed for the original Waldorf School in Stuttgart, Germany.
Santa Cruz Waldorf High School: Santa Cruz: 2009 [36] Santa Rosa Christian School: Santa Rosa: 2011 [37] Junipero Serra High School: San Diego: 2020 renamed Canyon Hills High School to avoid honoring Spanish colonialism Serramonte High School: Daly City: 1981 Jefferson Union High School District office, Serramonte Del Rey Sierra High School [25 ...
Pages in category "Waldorf schools in the United States" The following 28 pages are in this category, out of 28 total. ... Santa Cruz Waldorf High School;
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Founded in 1994, Kirby School is named after Georgiana Bruce Kirby, a suffragist, educator, and public speaker who settled in California in the mid-1800s. In August 2006, the school moved to the Tarantella building, formerly a high-technology complex in the Harvey West area of Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz City School District is a public school district in Santa Cruz County, California, United States. It serves 7,000 students in grades pre-K through 12, both within and outside the city of Santa Cruz. [1] It comprises two districts, an elementary and a secondary district, governed by a single seven-member Board of Education.