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Student Life

4 San Francisco Waldorf High School girls leaning on a desk and laughing together.

Healthy Achievement: Beyond the Classroom

At San Francisco Waldorf School, we help young people develop into well-rounded adults. Through clubs and affinity groups, our students volunteer their time, make friends, learn something new, and make a difference in the world. Most clubs and affinity groups meet on campus during the school day. These groups are student-initiated, varying each year based on interest, and supported by a staff or faculty member.

If you could go back in time to re-live one year or one experience from San Francisco Waldorf School, what year/experience would you choose and why?
"I would relive the most collaborative moments with my friends in the hardest honors STEM classes: a true place of connection, over hard problems that require deep thinking and the help of many viewpoints, where I heard some of the best jokes, and had the most fun and a feeling of success and discovery."

- Cyrus Chambers, Class of 2025

Students in action

The Addams Family at the Bushnell Center
High schoolers performing in The Addams Family

Each year, students can take part in a musical or play, a not-to-be-missed event for the entire community. 

Beekeeping on Campus
Students and faculty in protective gear, tend the hives on the north side of school.

Students and faculty tend the hives on the north side of school.

Walk-a-Thon in Golden Gate Park
A group of students take a break during their Walk-a-Thon in Golden Gate Park.

Annual event to support Inkanyezi Waldorf School, South Africa.  

Model United Nations
A group of students in the Model UN club stand in front of the UC Berkeley seal.

Our student leaders at the annual conference. 

March for the Planet
%22She Matters%22 sign is held by a student during an march in San Francisco.

Thousands of Bay Area students marched for action on climate change. Student Eli Mikiten combined a talent for photography with an interest in activism. 

Gathering in Sacramento
Students gather at the capitol under a tent with club sign: Bay Area Student Activists

With fellow Bay Area students for a day of action at the State Capitol. 

There's something for everyone at our school!

CLUBS

  • Beekeeping
  • Book Club
  • Chess Club
  • Environmental Club
  • Film Club
  • HS Democrats
  • Literary Magazine
  • Math Club
  • Model UN
  • Outdoor Club
  • Social Justice
  • Yearbook

AFFINITY GROUPS

  • Asian American-Pacific Islander Affinity Group
  • Association of Latinx and Ally Students
  • Black Student Union
  • Gender Sexuality Alliance
  • Jewish Affinity Group
  • Middle Eastern Affinity Group
  • Neurodiversity Affinity Group

Community Service & Engagement Program

Participation in volunteer days is required of all students and part of their final transcript. Classes volunteer together, then students connect with local organizations with long-standing relationships to the school:

  • Bayview Food Pantry
  • Golden Gate National Parks Beach Clean-up
  • Live Power Farm
  • Park Restoration & Beautification
  • Refuse Refuse SF
  • SF-Marin Food Bank
  • Tenderloin Pop-Up Pantry
  • St. Anthony's Foundation
  • Three Springs Biodynamic Farm

Learn more about Waldorf in the City.