Mission Statement
At Meadowbrook, our mission guides us every day, in all that we do.
We know, love, and challenge every child.
Together, as a diverse community with high academic, ethical and social
standards, we nurture character, promote confidence, inspire creativity and foster critical thinking skills as we guide each child's journey in the pursuit of excellence.
Statement of Diversity & Inclusion
We believe a diverse and inclusive community is central to Meadowbrook’s mission.
We embrace our students, faculty and families in all their diversity, which we broadly define as race, gender, age, ability/disability, ethnicity, culture, religion, nationality, family structure, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and socioeconomic class, among other characteristics that contribute to each person’s full identity.
We cherish and respect individual stories, strengths, weaknesses, voices, and backgrounds. We examine and question our methods and narratives in order to grow individually and as a community. This is an ongoing, dynamic journey that we take together. We believe that only through such a community can we know, love, and challenge each child.
Vision Statement
The Meadowbrook School is committed to providing an exemplary, inspirational K-8 educational experience.
The History of Meadowbrook
Meadowbrook started as one classroom on Clark Lane in Waltham. Today, our school community flourishes on a 36-acre campus on Farm Road in Weston. Though names and places have changed over the years, one thing has remained constant: Every day, Meadowbrook School lives our mission to know, love, and challenge each student. Our 100th anniversary in academic year 2023-2024 provides an opportunity for us to reflect upon our rich history and look ahead to a future brimming with possibilities.
