A Message From Our
Executive Director
Whether you’re actively seeking a school for your child or simply exploring what makes Windmill unique, we think you’ll find a community unlike any other in the Bay Area.
Windmill is a truly special place. From the moment you step onto our redwood tree lined campus, you’ll feel it- the joy of children exploring, playing, and discovering alongside the thoughtful guidance of our dedicated teachers. Here, every child is known, valued, and celebrated, and every family is welcomed into our vibrant, connected community.
For over 60 years, Windmill has nurtured the whole child through play based and emergent learning experiences, while offering families opportunities to connect, learn, and grow. Our approach cultivates curiosity, creativity, and confidence, building a strong foundation for each child's journey.
Windmill is a close knit school where children’s natural curiosity is honored, their growth is guided, and meaningful relationships flourish. At Windmill, learning is joyful, exploration is encouraged, and families are an essential part of the experience.
We invite you to explore our website and, most importantly, to visit our campus. Seeing our classrooms, outdoor spaces, and community in action will help you experience the warmth, creativity, and spirit that makes Windmill so special.
Sue Krishna
Executive Director
At Windmill School, our exceptional faculty brings together experienced educators with diverse backgrounds in child development, education, psychology, and the arts. United by a shared commitment to play-based, child-centered learning, our teachers create thoughtful, nurturing environments where children are encouraged to explore, build relationships, and develop confidence. Through ongoing professional learning and close partnerships with families, our faculty supports each child's unique learning journey with care, intention, and respect.
Windmill School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, marital status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law in its admissions, employment practices, or educational programs and activities.
