The Mountain View Campus of Waldorf School of the Peninsula is home to sixth through twelfth graders. The curriculum includes arithmetic, history, geography, science and literature. The school was founded more than 25 years ago and is fully accredited. As it is a private educational institution. Information on the admissions process can be viewed on the school’s website.
At the St. Stephen Lutheran School, children from kindergarten through eighth grade get a rigorous academic curriculum with a strong Biblical doctrine. Aiming to exceed the educational standards of the state, St. Stephen Lutheran School offers core courses in English, mathematics, science, social studies and religion. Its curriculum and daily school life is "structured to provide a nurturing environment for personal Christian growth."
Only one of two middle schools in the Mountain View Whisman School District, the Graham Middle School enrolls students in grades six to eight. As preparation for high school, pupils take an academically rigorous course-load in literature, writing, history, geography, mathematics, science, health and physical education.
The school has a diverse population, with more than 29 languages spoken. Students can choose to participate in a variety of sports teams, volunteer opportunities and artistic activities, including the school's literary magazine "Le Review."
St. Joseph Catholic School believes in educating the whole child to prepare him or her for the academic, social and spiritual rigors that lie ahead. A St. Joseph student develops the maturity to understand his or her responsibility towards others.
With a curriculum that includes Religion, Language Arts, Mathematices, Social Studies, Science and Counseling, the diverse student population of close to 300 student that attend St. Joseph are well prepared by their teachers and staff.
St. Joseph Catholic School is affiliated with St. Joseph's Parish Catholic Church located in Old Mountain View.
One of two middle schools part of the Mountain View Whisman School District, Crittenden Middle School enrolls about 580 students and aims to prepare them with the academic and social tools they need to be successful high school students.
The teachers at Crittenden Middle School work hard to use the school's diversity to engage students and parents. Close to 25 percent of students have an affilitiation with one of the Armed Forces represented on the Moffett Field base.