About Us

Our Mission Statement

Willows Preparatory School, in cooperation with families and the greater community, aims to foster an international perspective, innovation, and integrity in all students. Our dynamic, inquiry-based learning environment inspires and empowers our diverse student body in order for all learners to become compassionate, global citizens.

Our Purpose Statement

To inspire and empower our students to become compassionate, global citizens.

Willows Preparatory School is a private, mission-driven co-educational day school, currently serving more than 300 students in grades five through eleven. The school provides a superior International Baccalaureate middle and high school school education to an intellectually capable and diverse student body in a dynamic learning community.

Diversity and Personal Respect

Willows Preparatory School embraces diversity and values the integrity of the individual. Individual differences of religion and creed, culture, socioeconomic status, marital status, age, national origin, race and color, ethnicity, national origin, biological sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, physical appearance, military status and ability (including use of a trained dog or service animal) are acknowledged and respected (together, Protected Classes). Every member of the community strives to behave in a sensitive, open, and respectful manner.

A diverse student body is an essential component of an International Baccalaureate education. Students are most able to understand, appreciate, and respect differences in a setting that includes these differences. WPS® seeks a diverse community in order to fulfill its mission to provide a strong, humanistic education for all students.

WPS® welcomes families and admits students of all Protected Classes to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate (or tolerate discrimination) on the basis of any Protected Class in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.