Sonoma Country Day School has been an incredible foundation for our family. One of our children has…read moregraduated and is now thriving in high school, and our other child is still at SCDS and continues to flourish. The individualized attention from teachers makes all the difference. They truly know their students and provide the one-on-one support that builds both academic strength and confidence. Our children are genuinely excited to learn and study. They developed a strong growth mindset, understanding that effort, perseverance, and learning from mistakes matter. We are so grateful for the caring community and strong academic foundation SCDS provides. It has made a lasting impact on our family.

Excellent teaching staff and incredible campus. The curriculum is very well structured and well…read moretaught. They provide great support for students who need it. Good lunch as well.

I attended Summerfield for thirteen years, and my education prepared me exceedingly well -- not…read moreonly for college and law school, but for life itself. In many ways, SWSF served me better than higher education: the academics were rigorous in a way that required genuine thinking and original ideas, rather than the passive reproduction of others' thoughts. I learned how to collaborate with people different from myself, a necessary skill in any job. My teachers challenged my assumptions and helped me grow as a writer, mathematician, and scientist -- and as a human being. The arts and music, although no longer central to my daily life, broadened my perspective and made learning feel beautiful and meaningful. I am deeply grateful for this education and for all the paths it has allowed me to travel.

Please take the two negative reviews with a big grain of salt. Clearly these families are upset…read morewith their experiences, but it's extremely misleading and incorrect to say that this wonderful school does not value diversity or is some kind of cult. I am a parent of a child there and I couldn't be happier. This school is oriented around Waldorf methods of education, which are all about honoring and supporting the diverse experiences and opportunities of a natural childhood for all children, and minimizing the homogenizing cultural effects of screens and media that are around us all the time. What's more diverse: 20 kids doing 10 different things outside in trees or fields, or 20 kids all talking about the same video game? Families are encouraged to embrace this approach to support their children's growth, and to avoid putting children in a position where they may feel tension or conflict between school and home. It can be distracting and disruptive for kids to come to school talking obsessively about superhero movies or video games when they can instead focus on the biodynamic farm on campus, sing songs, do handwork projects, learn to walk on stilts, or create games together using the natural materials around them. There's even a circus program available for kids. This approach inspires children to be creative, curious, and engaged with the world around them; to develop confidence and practical skills; to minimize peer pressure to conform with unhealthy standards of popular culture; and to avoid the proven negative impacts of screens and social media. Everyone in the class benefits when families are willing to make efforts to embrace this approach, regardless of the extent to which they are successful; and, while there is always some variation in the degree to which families adhere to these principles at home, the school and the school community warmly welcome all families who are choosing Waldorf methods for their children. For anyone who values the Waldorf approach in their child's school experience, there is no better place than Summerfield.

I'm bout to go to freshman year I heard that this is the best high school in Santa Rosa…read more And I'm in a good program and the teachers are really nice and cool

W school had an amazing time the math department is top tier and loves answering whatever questions…read morewe might have

I had the pleasure of surprising my Granddaughter for her 6th grade graduation, and Ms. Gallagher…read moreand all the other staff members did a fabulous job of putting this event together, It was a beautiful morning for celebrating. Thank you to the entire staff for giving my Granddaughter the education and support to achieve continued education. YOU ROCK!!!!

The district in a whole is a great district. The special day class at Olivet is by far the worst…read moreexperience we've ever had in special education. The teacher Mrs. J is exactly like Ms. Mention from the Little Princess. Not warm at all to her students. My son came home several times during the year and stated that he hated himself and wanted to kill himself. I'd recommend the school for regular Ed, but steer clear for special education. Another parents words for her are "if she smiles, her face will crack". This may sound harsh, but sadly it's true. We've loved every other special education class that we've been in and every other school we've been to.

*** NOTE: This review is NOT about Village Elementary School! (which is a FABULOUS school!!) This…read morereview is intended to describe their Parent's Club President (Sherina Saul-Tuxson) ONLY. *** I attended "Family Night" here at my 3rd grade daughter's brand new school. It was especially exciting for us since I had just got married, so we were brand new to town and couldn't wait to meet new friends here! Everything was SO much fun... all the activities we got to share in with our kids and their teachers, great food and atmosphere! Then, as i was simply filling out a raffle ticket alongside other moms for our kids to win a park-date with their teacher, this woman comes STOMPING up behind me and (literally!) RIPS out my ticket from underneath my pen!!!! ...causing it to tear. I was in shock. Why this level of aggression, and in the midst of such a good time at an elementary school, and by a woman who i'd never seen before in my entire life??? Maybe it was an accident, etc... so I laughed it off and kindly asked her for a new ticket. But instead of apologizing, or explaining, or handing me another ticket... or any of the normal reactions i expected to get back from her, she took 2 giant steps -- directly into my face!! -- and yelled, "Too bad!," then walked away. I just stood there quietly IN SHOCK and confusion by what had just happened... when another mom (who saw it all) came right over to me. She told me that nasty girl was actually the Parents Club President named Sherina Saul-Tuxson, and that she had personally WITNESSED Sherina plotting with another mom to win that very raffle that i was entering!!! I coudn't believe it -- THAT is why Sherina ripped my ticket away from me!!! This woman also said that all her friends witnessed it too! (Apparently Sherina isn't terribly good at covering up her cheating.) Sure enough, that mom who Sherina was cheating for, went on to win the raffle. I just could not believe that this so-called president was capable of such low-life behavior, especially at an elementary school!!! Her CHEATING and AGGRESSIVE behavior toward me was ATROCIOUS beyond words. The next day, i reported Sherina to the principal. Although the principal was sympathetic and apologetic, she told me that since the Parents Club is separate from the school, there was nothing she could do. That is why i'm posting here -- To inform other mothers in the school, and the parents club members, about what Sherina did to me, how physically and verbally aggressively she treated me at the very first event of our loving new school, and all for NO other reason than to BULLY an unsuspecting Mother, in order to CHEAT at an elementary school family raffle. How pathetic and shameful. I'd also like to please raise awareness to elect a NEW president! I CAN'T WAIT to join the Parents Club -- as soon as she is dismissed. There is just NO ROOM for that kind of disgraceful behavior toward our fellow moms, and especially in the midst of our elementary-aged children. Thank you.

I can not rave enough about this amazing school! We transferred into the school from another…read moredistrict and feel blessed to be a part of the school community. The Principal is dynamic, invested, focused and caring. The Teachers are superb. BUT, my FAVORITE thing about Village is the diversity! The families of Village truly represent the best of America: they stem from many backgrounds but are all focused on a successful and prosperous future for their children. A++++++++++

Loved going to elementary school here as a kid. Went back to see the area and the teachers have…read morelovely flowers and food growing in the halls.

sucks man. a certian teacher (cough cough) is very upsetty spaghetti. no thank you. the food was…read moreyummy but if you forgot lunch and didnt have money they wouldnt feed you and let you starve. 0/10 would not recomend this place.

Great school!! My two children attended Redwood Adventist Academy (RAA) from kindergarten through…read morehigh school and we were very happy with our decision to send them there. The campus is spacious and attractive. The teachers & staff are very caring and concerned for the children's well-being. Academics are strong, but the focus is not only on academics but on all aspects of a child's well-being. Like many other Christian-based schools, service is a strong area of focus. The level of parental involvement is high, as well. High school is even more unique due to the broad range of activities that the students can get involved in. We were very pleased that our children had opportunities to be involved in Student Leadership, Varsity Sports, Drama, Mission Trips, Publications, Music, and many other extracurricular activities. If you're looking for a new school it would definitely be worth touring this campus!

I was on Tik Tok and I don't know why but I thought of Stuart school I think I went here for…read morekindergarten-2nd grade I think .. I still remember names of my friends or peers I should say when I was there . Sarah , Kendall , Ben , Sophia , Fiona , who else oh Diego , Carolina . Hope all yall doing good in life . And my teacher I will remember her for LIFE Mrs Patterson , I hope you're still alive and thank you for being a great teacher . And the teacher that taught how to sew or maybe it was an art class . Man so many memories there from early child hood . Sam Rosendary

Wow, brings me so much nostalgic memory!! I grew up around there, and attended this school until…read more6th grade. I loved their personal touch to the students, and how we were all like a big family. Hope Ralph and Dr. Giovanello is still there.