It's an ok school staff is nice but it's pretty boring and lame. When I was there, there was a lice…read morebreak out that no one was aware about so yeah. Uh there's not much to say about it, it's not the best but it's what we've got.

I have two children going to Sonoma elementary. I really liked the school but it's does need some…read morework. It all depends on the teacher your children is going to get. Some teachers give 100% some don't. Don't be afraid speaking your mind. That's the only way you'll see things getting done. During recess needs alot of work. If there's a fight they definitely need better supervision. I happy to say but children or doing good but coming from georgia there school system is much better. If you see something not right if is on the bus, doing recess, or even a subject your child needs helped. Don't be afraid to speak your mind.

I really love this school I go to it I really recommend and teachers are really sweetread more

After enrolling my child last August (2017) I was quite surprised when I received a letter from the…read moredirector in May (2018) stating that my child's behavior was so out of control that they would no longer be able to attend St. John's. Now, I had received little notes that had statements such as "Your child (aged 3-4) was not a good listener today.", "Your child told me 'no' and wouldn't participate in the activity.", "Your child threw a crayon", or "Your child wouldn't listen, so they went to the director's office." Not once had the director called me to come pick my child up early. I never received an official notice about the behavior, and when I would speak to my child's teacher (when they happened to actually be there during my normal drop off or pick up time) these issues were never discussed in detail. In my perspective as a parent, this seemed like normal 3-4 year old behavior. Nothing seemed serious based on those little notes. I did address these instances with my child as was requested in said notes, but when I spoke with the teacher, the only feedback I got in person was whether the day was good or bad, but nothing in detail about what occurred, nothing to indicate that this was a major problem. In addition to this, the director saw me regularly dropping my child off in the morning and never asked to speak to me, never requested a meeting to discuss these issues, and never gave me any reason to believe that my child's behavior was an extreme disruption. The letter I received in May was such a shock because based on the "school's" own policies, I should have received up to 2 official notices, a scheduled meeting, phone calls to pick my child up, and a possible suspension for my child's behavior. Apparently my child's behavior was just too serious to ever follow the protocol that is clearly stated in their policies. Which is also available to the public to read on the school's website (www. sjdsnm. org) under the "Student Guidance/ Aggressive Behavior/ Discharge Policy". I was also quite confused as I had just re-registered my child in April (2018), a month before this letter was sent to me, and had received an email confirmation that my child was accepted for the summer program and would be placed in the next class for 4 year olds. Why would St.John's accept such a terrible child to continue to attend their school? If the behavior was really as bad as was described in the letter, given in May from the director, then why not use the opportunity of registration time to request a meeting, or to notify me that my child was not accepted? These practices are not what I would expect coming from a church based pre-school program. So, if you have a 2-5 year old child who behaves as such, then I don't believe St. John's Day School would be the best place for your child to attend. If your child is a perfect angel, listens to absolutely everything you say, and never acts out, then by all means this is the best place for your child to attend.

I'd rate this school 3 stars if it weren't for their outstanding JROTC program. Not sure if they're…read morestill there, but Chief E. & Co. were one of my favorite parts of going here. Also, they usually have a solid basketball team considering the size of the town (went to state my first year there). Place is pretty clean and they have a nice/unique seating area for lunch, as well as vendors with plenty of food options. I don't know if it was the teachers or the school system (ranked one of the worst in the country as a state), but I was wayyyyy behind in my classes when I moved to California in the middle of my junior year. So they need improvement there, but overall, an OK experience.

Almost all the teachers including the guards, and everyone in the office don't know how to do their…read morejobs right. The guards will follow you in the bathroom, and sometimes peek in the crack of the stalls. The food here is bad, I heard they try to change the old cover on the expiration dates with new ones. On the other hand our principle April Shay is rude to most students, she knows shes rude and doesn't seem to care for other teenage students mental health like she claims she does. Some teachers here don't have great teaching skills, and/or don't help much when you ask for it. It's always freezing cold in the hallways and classrooms. Some classrooms stink and ALL adults here do the absolute most when it comes down to them trying to get a kid in trouble. Some kids even say they feel uncomfortable here and not happy. THE STAFF ONLY CARE FOR THEMSELVES.