The Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs is housed in three separate historical buildings in the neighborhoods of the vibrant and historic city of Saratoga Springs, New York. The school was formerly known as Spring Hill. It began in 1981 with a single preschool class. Over the years it has grown to include students in nursery school through Grade 12.

In addition to the regular school programs, the Waldorf School supports a Parent-Child program and a summer day camp.

The school's mission is to cultivate academic knowledge, artistic work, and practical skills in its students. The faculty builds a vibrant learning environment in cooperation with the parent community. The faculty is dedicated to the unfolding of each individual’s potential as a talented and able human being. They strive to enrich each student’s capacity for imagination, and aim to inspire a life-long love of learning and a reverence for life. Their goal is to educate so that graduates are confident and eager to enter a life of individual initiative and social responsibility. The school fosters moral strength so that the qualities of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness permeate the human spirit.

The Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs is a nonprofit, independent school that welcomes students of any race, color, religion, and national or ethnic origin.