I went to this school. It's good. The superintendent was my principal when i went. She is super…read morenice and staff are nice too. I love all the teachers there. There is a new principal now so I don't really know about him all I know is that he does not dress like a principal and he acts like a student not a principal. Almost all teachers are great. One of the kindergarten teachers, I will not name her because that's messed up, is very mean. She flipped off a mom outside of school and is mean inside of school too. But if you are looking for a school for your kids, this school is great. They are also great with attending students with disabilities. My younger sister has spina bifida and they do a great job to help her with her needs. This is a very long review and yes, I'm a minor and no I don't go to this school anymore, but I used to. Ok bye I'm done typing hope this helped anyone who needed it

The best teachers and staff.. positive, friendly environment. My son has attended TK,K,1st,2nd and…read more3rd here and will continue on. He loves it and so do I. Great after school care program as well! Highly recommend !!

This is a small 1 class per grade country school. They teach growth mindset, toolbox, kindness,…read more and empathy. My children have loved this school and the family that they have created. The active pto helps pay for the garden, drama, and music enrichment programs. The teachers and staff are able to really meet each child that their level so that no one gets left behind and get the children excited about learning. So grateful that we found this amazing school!

After attending Dunham for five years (we moved or we would have been their longer) we have nothing…read morebut good things to say. The staff was supportive through the years when my son was behind in reading. Because of their help he is now up to grade level and excels in math. My daughter is also excelling. Those formative years at Dunham have really created a love of learning in our kids. The teachers, administration, and parents collaborate effectively to run the school in such a way that funds are well allocated to additional curriculum that are fun and educational for the kids. The garden is by far a wonderful addition to the school and really created a community connection between the families and the local agriculture of Sonoma County. Things like apple pressing, seasonal "plant start" sales, and the pumpkin patch where each child gets a pumpkin...these are things that kids remember for the rest of their lives. The end of year carnival is always a blast! It's a close knit community. As a small school, be prepared to face the challenges of kids getting sick of one another. There is only one class per grade so kids stay together. That results in bickering and splitting off eventually with their people. They are like siblings by the time they leave the school. Some kids get along better than others. But the variation of personality types and the inclusion of all demographics really gives these kids a sense of how to treat many types of people in and out of school. in my opinion, this small country school is one of the best in Sonoma County. It's a secret gem.

We transferred my 6th grader from public school to CCLS during the pandemic so she could do…read morein-person learning (IEP wasn't being met with public school distance learning). She ADORES her teacher and is thriving at this school. She loves it so much we also registered our 2nd grader for next year & will continue to drive from Windsor for another year. The older kids do cooking & gardening, which she loves & I love how happy she is there. Class sizes are very small, so each kid can get the individual attention they may need.

We have had our son at this great school since he was 3 years old. We had not originally planned on…read morekeeping him in private school but were so impressed with the program and all the teachers we have kept him here. Such a small, loving and safe environment. We love having him at Cross and Crown. Great academics, alot of fun extracurriculars as well as learning about Christ.

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.

It took us three schools to find the right one! This will be our second time thru.Very blessed to…read morehave found a reputable school that builds solid trust and connectiveness with the parents. Their behavior techniques are effective and build upon the kid's character. The curriculum is amazing and the school's leadership is transparent and solid. Mrs O'Malley is a breath of fresh air when it comes to teaching, leading and engaging. My daughter has a blast every day with all of the educational and creative activities they do. She loves Mrs Kenzy! She is amazing! She has made many fabulous friends.I whole heartedly recommend this school to everyone I speak with. Parents will feel safe and smart in their decision if they send their child here.

Worst school ever! Do not send your children there. The teachers in the upper grades are…read moreaccusatory, badgering, and verbally abusive. The pre K staff is lazy and doesn't pay ANY attention. The office staff is rude. All they care about is $$$. I sent both of my children here for a year it was horrendous. If you love your kids, AVOID!!

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!

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.

Was here in Fall of 2010 under the administration of Principal Rutherford and Assistant Principal…read moreStewart Clark. The worst thing here the staffs here were very hostile to muslims like myself then as well as insulting my culture and ethnicity as a Yemeni-Acehnese. Especially Stewart Clark, he would call my culture primitive and stupid. I was sent to detention here a lot with little to no justification and the little justifications had literally no proof. I was then sent to a counselor because Assistant Principal Stewart Clark thinks Islam is a mental illness and he even referred me to a psychologist which well it didn't work because I was not mentally ill. And then the higher staffs then sent me on suspension multiple times all because of my views and religion and ethnicities. Some of the students here are islamophobic and have a deep hatred for arabs like myself and some were responsible with making false claims on me then to get me into trouble. I was then assumed to be dangerous by Stewart Clark just because I'm muslim and a Yemeni-Acehnese. I got my backpack searched without permission and was seen as an enemy by him and other staffs like principal Rutherford for my race and religion. Eventually I was expelled. The experience here left me with PTSD to this day. I hope Steward Clark, Principal Rutherford, and the counselor then understands how their bigotry then. I really hope things has changed today from the time I'm there and the school being more accepting to diversity now and has more respect to other backgrounds.

Great academic program. Awesome sports program. Could be a little more "budget friendly." Oh well a…read morehigher education is worth every penny.