This summer I returned to visit Strawberry Elementary School with fond amazement: Teachers take…read morestudents on trips to Washington D.C. The science classes are insightful, intellectual, not like anything I have ever seen in New York City, Las Vegas or Santa Barbara, California. How amazing is this treasure in Sonoma County! Each class was as academic as a museum. The teachers specialize by constantly training. They are literally finding new ways to make the students brighter. Brilliance seems to follow every student as the teachers work so hard preparing new ways for them to learn. I interview them. I sat down with international visitors. We watched them prepare to make the students smarter. The teachers I met had students that went on to graduate at Harvard University and Stanford University. In Santa Rosa, they prepare young, and find themselves ready for the best university on the planet. The academic interest in the students progress is extraordinary. The teachers get the parents energized. I began decades ago with the first students when the school opened. The irony is I remember when the builders were developing the school from the ground up because the houses in the area where as new as the building of Strawberry. We played soccer in a lake of mud nearly forty years ago. Now the grass is fresh, green and lively. As children years ago, we were going to Bennett Valley and Yulupa before Strawberry opened for business. Later I won the Bennett Valley Teachers Award thanks to the excellent leadership of my teacher, role models, because they were the adults I knew as my father was sick with cancer and my mother worked full time as far away as Marinwood near San Rafael. I say that the teachers of Strawberry allowed me to succeed because the events, awards, the care they gave me led to the confidence that helped me in career today. I see that the teachers are even better now with their increased technology, new text books and the trips like that one to Washington D.C. How extraordinary!

Terrible school my son was getting targeted by teacher and he was in trouble for getting attacked…read moreby 2 students but not the students who attacked him

*** 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++++++++++

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.

Yeah I go here it's Alr ms Blume, Mr k, and triple T aka Mr Thomas are goated, food is buns, Mr…read moreAsher is chill sometimes tho.

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.

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!

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!

I wish we live in a different district. But we do not. The staff withholds information from…read moreparents. So glad my kid is done going here in a week.

Behind the school, there's several acres of flood plane. They've converted it to baseball diamonds…read moreand soccer field. After school and when no events are going on, the locals hit it up and it becomes a kind of informal dog walking area. It's fully fenced. Not school property. It's adjacent to school property. But it's actually city property because of the flood thing. A great little find for you if you have puppies and want to meet others and socialize.