Statement of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging

Students embarking on an outdoor walk, fostering adventure and curiosity.

We Commit to Celebrating Diversity in All Its Forms

Cypress School supports​ the ever-growing diversity of our school population through outreach and admissions.  This diversity includes,​ but is not limited to: family structure, culture, race, religion, socioeconomics, sexual orientation, gender, identity, and mental / social abilities.  ​It is our goal that the children and families of our school reflect the rich diversity of the city in which we live.

We strive to achieve universal access by offering a full-time, full-year program and investing in a well-established Community Fund*

Students returning to a familiar nature spot in the Presidio to observe seasonal changes.

We Commit to Developing Thoughtful Citizens of the World

Our diverse community of children, family members, caregivers, and faculty learn and play in interconnected and interdependent relationships.

Learning about fairness, equity, and human differences are central tasks of early childhood.  It is with joy and conviction that we support children in these distinct and important learning experiences.  Our commitment to education for social justice is evident every day in the language we use with children, our approach to social conflict resolution, the materials that we choose, and in our focus on inviting and celebrating family cultures in the classroom.

Together, we create a community of respect, dignity and belonging where we are all empowered to listen, contribute, participate and advocate for a more just world.


​2024-2025
Demographics of Cypress School Families

As a component of knowing, making visible, and celebrating the diversity of our school population, we regularly conduct a demographic survey of our school families. The following data is from our 2024 Demographic survey*.


Demographic Survey Data

Children’s Racial Identities


Community Fund

Cypress School Community Fund supporting programs and initiatives for families and students.

Multi-Racial Identities Breakdown


*Self-reported data. Survey participation is voluntary.