Alice Birney Waldorf-Inspired is a public K–8 school in Sacramento, California, that uses the Waldorf method. The Sacramento City Unified School District is here. The school has between 400 and 420 students in grades K–8, and there is one teacher for every 17 students. This arrangement keeps the number of students in each class down and gives the teacher more time to help each student. The school teaches basic subjects as well as a Waldorf-inspired method that focuses on the whole child, creativity, and learning by doing. Through programs that help them grow as people and do better in school, students learn music, art, handwork, gardening, and language. According to data on academic proficiency, about 27% of students are good at math and 42% are good at English Language Arts. Hispanic, African American, Asian, or multiracial students make up about 60% of the student body. A lot of students come from families with different amounts of money. A lot of them are in free or reduced-price lunch programs, which shows that this is true. California students' math and English language arts skills are below the state average, which shows them where they can improve in school. The amount of money spent on each student is the same as what the district and state spend to support the Waldorf-inspired curriculum. People know Alice Birney Waldorf-Inspired for its small classes, creative learning space, and involvement in the community. These things help kids learn and grow.