Our Community: The Heart of Warren-Walker School
Alumni, Parents & Grandparents
At Warren-Walker School, we are more than just a school—we are a dynamic community of students, parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, and staff united by a shared commitment to the growth and well-being of every child. Each of our programs carries its own unique personality and traditions, yet no matter where you are, you can feel the same spirit of connection, purpose, and joy. Our Mission and philosophy are not just words on a page—they are lived out daily in classrooms, on playgrounds, and throughout our community. It is this collective dedication that makes Warren-Walker such a truly special place for children to learn and thrive.
Alumni
Once a Gull, Always a Gull!
Our Gulls alumni are an important part of Warren-Walker School’s legacy and sustainability. We are proud to have graduated over 10,000 students who have gone on to many of the best high schools, colleges and universities both near and far! Much of our current enrollment includes many students who are the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of our alumni, which demonstrates a profound and meaningful loyalty to Warren-Walker School.
2020's
Class of 2022: Diego Mireles
Class of 2021: Mykaela Waldapfel
Hey Warren-Walker Alum from the '20's: we want to hear from you!
Whether it's a new job, a big move, a family milestone, or a passion project, we'd love to know. Check in and share your news with us!
2010's
Class of 2018: Liam Haskett, Elias Herrera, Javier Laveaga, Lola Serrano
Class of 2017: Ximena Escobar, Rafael Laveaga, Davyn Waldapfel
Class of 2016: Ryan Bastuba, Katie (Kat) Greene, Katherine Taylor...Class Notes
Class of 2015: Brendan Burns, Blake DiVita, Malia Mantz, Catarina Paul...Class Notes
Class of 2014: Michael Divita, Jon Herman, Cole Howard, Olivia Lewis, Gabrielle Montini, Stephany Webb, Alana Wilson
Class of 2013: Vicente Juarez, Frank Rogozienski, Erin Stumm
Class of 2012: Jacob Baker, Nikki DeNamur, David Pepper, Emily Schabarum, Quinn Seau
Class of 2011: Emma Celeste, Allison Detrick, Kaitlin Hall, Cat Leschin, Aarti Patel, Joseph Thomas
Class of 2010: Madison Alvarez, Shaela Bothwell, Max Gardner, Chloe Haddaway, Ellen Horowitz, Lukas Stauderman, Kat Thatcher
Hey 2010's Alums—Let’s Catch Up!
Were you part of WWS during the selfie stick era, Vine, and group chats? If you were at WWS during the 2010's, we want to hear from you! You might be in college, out of college, starting a career, or just figuring things out—and we’d love to know how you’re doing. Whether it’s a quick update, a favorite memory, or just a hello, you’re always part of the WWS family!
2000's
Class of 2009: Hanna Glassman, David Hervey, Pooja Patel
Class of 2008: Khadijah Brandon, Alexia Chalita, Jack Fernandes, Marie Laube, David Lloyd, Asha Walker
Class of 2007: Benjamin Doehr, Holly Ryan
Class of 2006: CC Widholm
Class of 2005: Kwam Brandon, Taylor-Grace Frieberg, Darshan Patel, Megan Wasserman
Class of 2004: Alexi Archambault, Arielle (Meads) DeFatta, Zoe Gentes, DJ Napolitan, Annamarie Nees, McKenzie Sorenson
Class of 2003: Matt Bauer, Parker Lee, Nina (Trout) Todd
Class of 2002: Nick Archambault, Dr. Eduardo Bustamante
Class of 2001: Derek Haynsworth
2000's Alum—Let’s Reconnect!
Remember spirit days, field trips, locker notes, and that unforgettable week of outdoor education camp? If you were part of our school community in the 2000's, we’d love to hear from you! Whether you were here for one year or several, your time at WWS helped shape who we are—and we want to know where life has taken you since.
1990's
1990's Alum: we miss you! Let's catch up!
If you remember recess on the blacktop, middle school dances, and life before smartphones—you might have been a W-W Middle Schooler in the 1990's.
We’d love to reconnect and hear what you’re up to now! Whether you were here for one year or ten years, you’re part of our story—and we want to keep you in the loop!
1980's
Class of 1986: Kiley (Barnhorst) MacDonald
1980's Alumni: Let's Rewind & Reconnect!
Were you rocking big hair, Walkmans, and theme dress days in the halls of WWS back in the day? We want to hear from you! As part of our effort to reconnect with alumni from every era, we’re inviting our 1980's alum to check in.
Whether you have an update to share, a memory to send our way, or just want to say hi—we’d love to hear it!
1970's
1960's
Hey 1960's Alum: you're still part of the WWS story!
So much has changed since your days at WWS, but one thing hasn't: you're still a vital part of our story. As we look to honor and preserve the legacy of our earliest alumni, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you want to share a memory, update your contact information, or simply say hello—we invite you to check in and let us know how you’re doing. Your voice and experiences help keep the spirit of WWS alive for future generations!
1950's-40's-30's
Hey Warren-Walker Alum from the 1950's, 1940's & 1930's: we want to hear from you!
We're looking to check in with earlier generations of WWS alumni! If you’re a relative or friend of an older alum, we’d love your help reaching out. Share their contact info (with their permission) or pass our message along—we want to celebrate and stay connected with every generation. And If they're not able to connect directly, we'd also welcome any memories or updates you'd be willing to share on their behalf.
Parents & Grandparents
Parents
The Warren-Walker Parents Foundation (WWPF), established in 1986, is comprised of all the parents of Warren-Walker students. Proud of its relationship with the teachers and administrators of Warren-Walker School, the purpose and continued involvement of this organization is to support the school in any manner the members, working closely with the administration, deem appropriate.
The WWPF’s primary goal is to enhance all WWS students’ educational environment by providing an effective vehicle for channeling the creativity, resources, and energies of WWS parents, grandparents and surrounding community. The primary fund-raising events conducted by the WWPF include the individual auxiliaries' Parent Party, Fun Run, Restaurant Nights, Greenery sales, See's Candy sales, etc. Proceeds from these events support a wide variety of programs. The WWPF provides an Arts Enrichment program, which annually brings a series of performing arts programs on campus for students, in addition to providing financial backing for class plays. Other WWPF-supported enhancements to the curriculum include "mini-grant" awards for teachers to acquire specific classroom items, the purchase of books for the library and classrooms, and new technology for our computer labs.
The WWPF sponsors various activities aimed at increasing communication between parents and the school. These activities include the Back-to-School luncheon for faculty and administration, and the coordination of room and grade-level parents. The WWPF also organizes our fall carnival, new family outreach and annual yearbook production. Finally, the WWPF arranges community service events with various charitable organizations in order to teach our students how to give back to their community.
Volunteer Opportunities
The WWPF is always looking for volunteers to help with the many projects it sponsors. Some of those opportunities include serving on the Executive Board as an officer, chairing the many committees, or volunteering time in a classroom by sharing a special talent, hobby, or information as a means of curricular enhancement.
Some committee opportunities include:
- Art Enrichment
- Book Exchange
- Book Fair
- Fall Carnival
- Fundraisers
- Middle School Dances
- New Family Outreach
- Parent Party and Auction
- Room or Grade Liaisons
- Staff Appreciation
- Uniform Resale
Grandparents
Warren-Walker School is providing for your grandchildren a well-rounded curriculum that encourages the development of the whole child. We know that you place a high value on education, as reflected in your own children’s choice of schools for your grandchildren. Your role in your grandchildren’s lives is special and important.
The Warren-Walker Parents Foundation is also an association for grandparents and offers many opportunities for you to be involved. Additionally, we are pleased to invite and welcome our students' grandparents on campus campus throughout the school year, and hope you will be able to join your grandchild for the wonderful events we have, such as our Fall Carnival and class plays, and especially Grandparents’ Day.
Warren-Walker Promise Foundation
