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.

St. Rose preschool is about as good as it gets. Expect: happy, smiling children; age appropriate…read moreart and school projects; lots of playtime outside and free time on the playground; teachers playing guitar and singing songs about speckled frogs sitting on speckled logs; a culture of patience, kindness and warmth.

My two grandchildren love going to Woodside. I take them in they are met with smiles everyday…read more These ladies are so loving and caring. I feel totally at ease leaving them. I've gone in at different times during the day and the kids are all thriving.

Fraud. Negligent. Abuse. Yelled at me for comforting my child. Took away my child's water bottle…read moreduring 92 degrees outside and refused any replacement, said the water fountain was available but broken so my child was severely dehydrated, yelled at, and neglected. Beware!

Great School, teachers and admin. Love this school! We have been attending there for 9 years…read more(multiple kids) and have loved the community that makes up this school. Sure we have had our share of issues but most schools have a bad teacher or two and god forbid a bad admin. But right now in 2024 we are doing really well. Great parent organization and very supportive of all types of kids and families. Everyone is truly welcome there.

The school has a pretty tight community, mostly everyone knows each other. But unfortunately the…read morepunishments are hardly ever fair, small mistakes can lead to large punishments depending on the person that is lecturing you. The staff i recommend to stay away from is ms.liza, shes pretty awful and has managed to get half of the school to hate her, and im not exaggerating theres only around 20-30 students that actually like her.The staff are pretty bad, but a lot of them are also good; so its pretty much in between, but the fact that multiple high roles havent done anything about ALL the complaints they have got about this staff is awful. So many people have talked about her to the counselor, office lady, principal, the only ones who actually tried to do something was the 5th grade teachers, thats it. They hardly do anything whenever they get complaints, one of my friends in 3rd grade was being touched in her areas, and sexually assaulted; When this was reported by the parents they were told "its not considered assault until 4th grade" assault is assault. It does not matter the age. Now onto the community and people in the school, theres many friendly people that are worth talking to, but then 80/100 of the kids in our school are overly judgemental, no matter what you do you will most likely always be put down, looks, weight, size, eye color, skin color, hair color, style, voice, anything you can think of is talked terribly about even the things your most passionate about, the school is very opening to LGBTQ+ members though, and that does make me happy, but other then the staff, and the judgement the school is pretty cool, i only recommend it if your not too sensitive. But remember never change yourself for others no matter what.

Josh and i totally come here when the kids have all gone home and play on their field! It's so…read morefun! Sometimes there are lots of doggies. Sometimes there are not. When there are lots of doggies Joshua plays with them. He especially likes to run after the other dogs that actually play fetch. Or he loves it when little dogs chase him. He always drinks someone else's water. And jumps on at least one person. When there are not a lot of doggies we just run around together. Sometimes the squirrels tease us, sometimes I try to teach Josh how to climb the jungle gym (which is pretty dope). I always clean up his poop. If you go here, you should too!

We've been on the waitlist for my child's entire "preschool" eligible years. We first inquired…read moreabout your preschool in 2017. There hasn't been any openings for almost 4 years?! Hmm.... When we called and or emailed about the location and facilities we never received responses or they were spotty answers. The owner did reach out once saying she was busy with "graduation" which I understood and asked me to call/text back which I did and received radio silence. I would not recommend this preschool due to lack of communication.

I have known Beth since I was a baby, and worked at one of her preschool locations during Summer…read more So when my son was preschool age-there was no question who I wanted him to go to! Tiny Treasures is a great place to send your littles. My son absolutely adored going there, and the teachers. Beth is truly an amazing women and it shows with her business. We felt so safe, cared for and supported the years my boy went there. It was hard to say goodbye! If you're looking for a preschool where your little one/ones will thrive, send them HERE.

This is the best school I could have ever imagined going to, all the teachers are amazing and I…read moreloved nearly every second of my time there. Don't listen to Daniel C. he is wrong about this school.

I'm so happy my family found this school! This is our first year at the Village Charter School and…read morewe love it so much. I love their dedication to multi cultural education and to teaching the kids real life skills that attach their education to real life and help them understand and make sense out of subjects that might otherwise seem pointless and unrelated to themselves. My kindergartener related the waxing and waning of the moon to other things that change in a similar way and my 7 year old sings songs about the march Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lead to fight for civil rights! I could not ask for a better education for my kids!

This is such a hidden treasure. Such caring teacher. Stem school base. Small school to give…read moreindividual attention to each child. Definitely worth considering

This is by far one of the very best schools in all of Sonoma County…read more My youngest daughter went there from 1st grade through 6th. She was honor roll all though school, including middle and high school thanks to her years at Kid Street. We love this school so much that 3 of my grandchildren are now KS students. They also help at risk children and show unconditional love and support for the child as well as the families. I highly recommend KS, I promise you won't regret it.

A very islamophobic and arabophobic school back when it was around. I was there in 2001-2007 before…read moreit collapsed. Full of propaganda and students here were rude. They don't respect cultural diversity at all. As a Yemeni, I was offended by the racist slurs I was thrown here.

I went to this school when I was a kid. The worst school ever! My 1st and 2nd grade teacher "Mrs…read more Burby" made fun of my hair, and my speech impediment. I learned nothing at this school. So happy my parents took me out of it! I laughed when I heard this place closed back in 2008. (Yea I'm still bittered about this place)!