Waldorf Tampa Bay - Apply Online

Welcome to The Waldorf School of Tampa Bay!

Thank you for your interest. Below, you'll find the latest information on our admissions process. We encourage prospective parents to begin with an on-campus tour.

Applications for the 2025-2026 School Year

Now accepting applications, due by January 31, 2025.
Priority deadline: December 31, 2024 (recommended for serious applicants).

Program Availability for 2024-2025

Parent + Child Fall Sessions: Currently full; reopens in November for Winter/Spring.
Honeysuckle Bridge Program: Rolling admissions for children age 3+. Please visit here to learn more and apply below.
Preschool: One space available.
Kindergarten: Accepting wait pool applications.
Grades 3-7: Open for applications.

Steps to Apply:

Online Application: Click the Create an Account tab at the top of this page, complete the entire application, and submit with the non-refundable. $250 fee. Ensure you receive a confirmation email.
Application Review: Enrollment Director reviews and may advance your application to Faculty.
Family Interview: Selected families meet in person with faculty members.
Student Visitation: Grades 2+ applicants may be invited for a class visit, usually 1-3 days.
Acceptance Notification: Accepted families complete enrollment and orientation.

Eligibility Guidelines:

Early Childhood Programs: For children turning 3-5 years by May 31, 2025, who are toilet-confident and able to function well in group settings.
Grades 1-8: Applicants should demonstrate strong work habits, social skills, and adhere to our Mindful Media Agreement, which emphasizes limited electronic device use.

**Prior to applying to any program, please review:**

Again, simply click the Create an Account tab at the top of this page to get started with an application. We appreciate your interest and are happy to assist you through email, or by phone. 727-304-5699.

Kate Garland

Director of Communication and Enrollment

The Waldorf School of Tampa Bay does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, sex or gender, disability, or age in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid, and other school-administered programs.