01 · Waldorf
Head, heart & hands
Rhythm, storytelling, arts, craftsmanship, nature, and relationships that help children grow.
Planned school · Soquel, California
Strong minds. Capable hands.
A childhood lived fully.
Focused academics in the morning. A working farm, powerful new tools, and a world of possibility for the rest of the day.
A planned school, beginning with a fifth-grade homeschool pilot.

A different kind of school day
Children are built to move, explore, make things, ask questions, and belong. The LiveWild vision designs the day around those needs.
A learner can understand fractions in the morning, use them while cooking lunch, and explain what they learned afterward. Books, paper, conversation, outdoor observation, and thoughtful technology each have a purpose.
Our aim is simple: capable, curious people who think clearly, take responsibility, and create things that matter.
The academic target
110 minutes of academics.
10 minutes of movement.
A full day of learning.
Focused mornings. Open possibilities.
Start where a learner is. Practice with support. Show understanding independently. Let an adult guide help decide what comes next.
Two hours is a flexible target, not a guarantee of mastery or continuous screen time.
Explore the proposed school dayThree inspirations. One LiveWild approach.
Useful ideas, brought together through meaningful relationships and work in the real world.
01 · Waldorf
Rhythm, storytelling, arts, craftsmanship, nature, and relationships that help children grow.
02 · Alpha School
A focused academic block, personalized practice, human guides, and independent demonstrations of understanding.
03 · Singularity University
Emerging technology, ambitious questions, exponential thinking, and ideas made real through prototypes and testing.
LiveWild School is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these organizations.
Read about our approachLife beyond the desk
A garden bed. A shared meal. A sensor that helps care for plants. Academics become tools for useful work.
Gardening, living systems, and care for the land.
Measurement, nourishment, and meals made together.
Planning, craftsmanship, and practical problem-solving.
Robotics, sensors, and thoughtful use of AI.
Sport, teamwork, music, storytelling, and the arts.
A habit of noticing, sharing, and improving one’s work.
All hands-on work is planned around appropriate adult guidance and supervision.
For prospective families
LiveWild is a planned school in Soquel, California. A fifth-grade homeschool pilot is the starting point. Opening dates, tuition, capacity, and future grades have not been announced.
No. Two hours is the target for the core academic block, including movement breaks. The rest of the proposed day continues learning through projects, farm work, cooking, arts, and sport.
Books, paper calculations, drawing, conversation, movement, and outdoor observation remain part of the plan. Technology has a purpose, and independent checks use no hints or AI.
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For parents and guardians
Learn about the planned school, or open your existing private school workspace.
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