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• BELLEVUE UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Bellevue Union School District has been a pioneer for quality education since it was first established in 1856. The current Bellevue Union School District first opened its doors in 1949 and has been proud to offer the very best in elementary education ever since. Currently, there are more than 1,700 students attending Bellevue Union School District. Our educational programs within the District are supported by specialist teachers in subject areas ranging from reading, math, special education and EL education. Each school also provides a computer laboratory, outdoor life laboratory, counseling program, Gifted and Talented Education Program and a library. We strongly believe that our programs prepare our students for their continuing education and welcome parents as major partners in the development of a child's full potential. The Bellevue District is one of the largest K-6 elementary school districts in the county. It is comprised of Bellevue Elementary, Kawana Elementary, Meadow View Elementary, and Taylor Mountain Elementary.

• BENNETT VALLEY UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Bennett Valley Union School District has a long, rich history of excellence in education and community involvement. The district was born in 1853. Originally it was called the Santa Rosa District and was located near present-day Galvin Park. It was renamed the Bennett Valley District in 1942. The Strawberry District, 1857-1952, was the other nearby district, named for the wild strawberries in the area. The two districts merged in 1952 and became the Bennett Valley Union School District. The Bennett Valley Union School District has a long, rich history of excellence in education and community involvement. The district was born in 1853. Originally it was called the Santa Rosa District and was located near present-day Galvin Park. It was renamed the Bennett Valley District in 1942. The Strawberry District, 1857-1952, was the other nearby district, named for the wild strawberries in the area. The two districts merged in 1952 and became the Bennett Valley Union School District.

• CINNABAR ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Cinnabar Mission Statement: The Cinnabar School family of staff, students, parents, and community, building on its traditions of excellence, discipline and community involvement, seek to create a safe, stimulating environment which prepares our students to function effectively as life long learners and responsible citizens.

• CLOVERDALE UNIFIED

  
  

  Welcome to the Cloverdale Unified School District Website. Cloverdale Unified serves 1467 Pre-K through 12th graders at three main sites; Jefferson (Pre-K-4th), Washington (5th-8th), Cloverdale High School (9th-12th) and one alternative site, Johanna Echols-Hansen Continuation High School.

• DUNHAM ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Dunham School District includes Dunham Charter (K-5th Grades) and Dunham Elementary (6th Grade). We are a 'California Distinguished School' located in the rural dairy lands of NW Petaluma. Established in 1870, Dunham is the only school in our small district serving 180 students in grades K-6th with one class per grade level. It is our vision to create a school where each child is known, valued and supported to reach their full academic potential. Honesty, ethical behavior, integrity, cooperation, and responsibility are valued and modeled throughout the school community. The District will ensure that adequate resources are provided for services necessary to promote success for each student. Decision-making is based on a commitment to children - our school's number one priority. Students will master skills and knowledge based upon the California Standards and curriculum frameworks. They will develop the ability to work well with others as well as the ingenuity and creativity to be problem-solvers.

• FORESTVILLE UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Forestville Elementary School is committed to providing high-quality education to our diverse student body. We achieve our goals through a challenging curriculum, quality teachers, and an atmosphere that emphasizes communication and cooperation. Together, these elements create a safe and engaging learning environment in which all students can excel.

• FORT ROSS ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Mission Statement: The School District and the community that supports it shall educate, inspire and empower our students to become skilled individuals, responsible decision-makers, life-long learners,and creative members of this community and the world.

• GEYSERVILLE UNIFIED

  
  

  The mission of Geyserville School District is to produce within a safe and caring environment, educated, compassionate citizens who achieve and perform at all levels of learning, are prepared to live fulfilling lives and contribute to their community and the world in which they live. Our well-qualified and caring faculty and staff challenge each student to his or her highest potential in this life long pursuit of learning, excellence and service to others.

• GRAVENSTEIN UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Our district is home to two small, award-winning public schools in the rolling hills near Sebastopol, California. We provide strong academic programs and outstanding creative arts and music instruction in a safe, rural setting.

• HARMONY UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Mission of the Harmony Union School District is to provide for the academic, social, and emotional growth of children in a safe, creative and challenging environment. Harmony Union School District will empower students to make informed decisions, become productive citizens, and responsible stewards of the environment.

• HEALDSBURG UNIFIED

  
  

  Our mission at the Healdsburg Unified School District is to deliver a broad, student-centered, research-driven educational program that will enable our students to be humane, responsible, contributing members of their community and the world at large.

• KENWOOD

  
  

  The Kenwood School District is a one-school district with an accompanying preschool and after school center located adjacent to our campus. Our current enrollment for the 2010-11 school year in grades K-6 is 156 students. Due to the overwhelming interest from families throughout the Sonoma Valley and surrounding community, we have added a second Kindergarten class for the 2010-11 school year. We have one class for each grade level from first grade through the sixth grade. Our classrooms average less than 20 students in each room. In addition to our outstanding and dedicated teaching staff, all of our classrooms are supported by a teaching assistant, who works under the direction of the classroom teacher to provide the best possible academic environment in each grade.

• LIBERTY ELEMENTARY

  
  

  It is the mission of the Liberty School District to introduce all of its students to the fundamentals of learning and physical well-being and to guide them in developing problem solving and critical thinking skills. It is also our mission as parents, teachers, and members of the community, to challenge Liberty School students to progress to the best of their abilities and create a foundation of further learning.

• MARK WEST UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Our Mission MWUSD, supported by an involved community, will personalize, engage, and challenge students to reach their highest academic potential. We are committed to providing a rigorous and inspiring educational program enhanced with music and enrichment opportunities.

• MONTE RIO UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Monte Rio Union School District is a one-school district located along Hwy116 and the beautiful Russian River. When you first set your eyes on Monte Rio School you will know this is a special place to learn. Our school facility was designed and built using our natural redwood and sits harmoniously among the natural setting of the lush Russian River Valley in West Sonoma County. Our campus combines state-of-the-art technology in the classroom with an appreciation for learning about our natural world in our Environmental Education Site.

• OAK GROVE UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Oak Grove Union School District, in partnership with our community, creates a challenging, safe and caring learning environment for each student. We are committed to: 鈥� Academic Excellence 鈥� Engagement with the Arts 鈥� Development of Life Skills 鈥� Celebration of Diversity 鈥� Stewardship of the Environment

• OLD ADOBE UNION

  
  

  The Old Adobe Union School District is located in southern Sonoma County and serves the children, parents, and community on the east side of Petaluma, California. The District's dedicated faculty and staff provide an excellent learning environment for over 1,700 kindergarten through sixth grade students that attend its four elementary schools and up to 48 preschool students in our kindergarten readiness program. Additionally, the district also provides a unique opportunity for intercultural learning through its Spanish/English Dual Immersion program as well as fostering a passion for learning with its varied standards based programs that include arts infused teaching and a focus on critical and creative thinking.

• PETALUMA CITY ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Petaluma City Elementary and Joint Union High 91制片 are committed to providing opportunities for all students to be challenged and motivated in school so that upon graduation, they will be successful in their future educational endeavors, careers, and community.

• PETALUMA CITY ELEMENTARY/JOINT UNION HIGH

  
  

  The Petaluma City Elementary and Joint Union High 91制片 are committed to providing opportunities for all students to be challenged and motivated in school so that upon graduation, they will be successful in their future educational endeavors, careers, and community.

• PETALUMA JOINT UNION HIGH

  
  

  The Petaluma City Elementary and Joint Union High 91制片 are committed to providing opportunities for all students to be challenged and motivated in school so that upon graduation, they will be successful in their future educational endeavors, careers, and community.

• PINER-OLIVET UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Welcome to the 2011-2012 School Year! We are dedicated to providing an excellent learning environment for students of all ages and providing a springboard to success in higher education and the world at large. We know your child鈥檚 education is important to you. We work hard with each of our district schools to create challenging and rewarding academic programs to meet the needs of our students. We look forward to working with you in partnership to ensure your child's success.

• RINCON VALLEY UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Rincon Valley District has a strong tradition of academic excellence, preparing children to be lifelong learners. We are committed to pursuing excellence in education with a challenging curriculum for all of our students.

• ROSELAND

  
  

  Roseland School District is located in the heart of beautiful Sonoma County. We serve students from preschool through high school in a safe and nurturing environment with high expectations for all students to be fully prepared for college and beyond.

• SEBASTOPOL UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Welcome to Sebastopol Union School District! It is my honor to be the Superintendent of the Sebastopol Union School District. My priority is to ensure that the community knows about our schools, supports them, and sends their children to them. Our family-friendly, caring environments feel very "small-town" while encompassing the big ideas of global citizenship. Liz Schott

• SONOMA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

  
  

  The mission of the Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE) is to foster student success through service to students, schools, and the community.

• SONOMA COUNTY ROP

  
  

  Through the Regional Occupational Program (ROP), SCOE offers job training classes at every comprehensive high school in the county. High school juniors and seniors take ROP classes during the regular school day to earn elective credit and learn skills they can apply in future work situations. ROP courses are offered in industry sectors that the Sonoma County Economic Development Board has identified as key for our county鈥檚 growth and prosperity.

• SONOMA VALLEY UNIFIED

  
  

  Welcome to the Sonoma Valley Unified School District where we do what it takes to build pathways to success for every student! The vision of the Sonoma Valley Unified School District is for all students to be college and career ready by the time they graduate from high school.

• TWIN HILLS UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  We are a community-based school district located in the bucolic Sebastopol countryside. Our mission is to provide all our children a well-rounded and enjoyable educational experience in the environment that best matches their needs and those of their families. Wonderful kids, dedicated teachers and involved parents together make this a truly welcoming and vibrant place to learn and grow.

• TWO ROCK UNION

  
  

  Mission Statement The Two Rock School community is committed to a shared responsibility for encouraging creativity while developing every child鈥檚 academic and social skills as a foundation for lifelong learning.

• WAUGH ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The Waugh School District is a wonderful place for the entire school community - especially children. Parents and Board members can be overheard in local stores talking about the most recent exciting events at Meadow or Corona Creek Schools.

• WEST SIDE UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  West Side School is a K-6 elementary school, serving 170 students with 24 full and part-time staff. It is the only school within the West Side Union School District, which unified about fifty years ago when five one-room schoolhouses merged. Presently, the school maintains eight classrooms, offering one classroom per grade, and a Resource Specialist (RSP) classroom.

• WEST SONOMA COUNTY UNION HIGH

  
  

  The West Sonoma County Union High School District is located in Western Sonoma County stretching from the rural orchards and dairies north of Petaluma on up the coast to the historic reaches of Fort Ross. The largest residential area in the District is the city of Sebastopol, located fifty miles north of San Francisco and 10 miles west of Santa Rosa. The District lies within the world famous wine, grape, and apple producing region of Sonoma County. North of Sebastopol the communities of Forestville, Cazadero, Graton, Guerneville, Occidental and Monte Rio offer a slower paced life style for middle-income families who work in the area. A growing trend sees more families moving north from the congestion and pace of the larger urban areas of the San Francisco Bay.

• WILMAR UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

  Dedicated to excellence and student achievement We the Wilmar Union Elementary School District in partnership with our parents and our community lay the foundation of our children's education. We hold our students, and ourselves, to high standards by providing high quality instruction and materials. We assess our students' reading, writing, mathematics, science and social studies skills and then teach them so that they may reach their highest academic potential. We create a safe caring environment in which children can develop well-rounded interests and a life-long love of learning.

• WINDSOR UNIFIED

  
  

  Windsor Unified School District 鈥淓xcellence is more than a goal, it is our standard.鈥�

• WRIGHT ELEMENTARY

  
  

  The mission of the Wright School District is to prepare children academically and socially so they can function responsibly in a democratic society and envision and achieve their goals in life.

• ALEXANDER VALLEY UNION ELEMENTARY

  
  

• SANTA ROSA ELEMENTARY-HIGH CITY OF

  
  

• COTATI-ROHNERT PARK UNIFIED

  
  

• GUERNEVILLE ELEMENTARY

  
  

• HORICON ELEMENTARY

  
  

• KASHIA ELEMENTARY

  
  

• MONTGOMERY ELEMENTARY

  
  

• SANTA ROSA ELEMENTARY

  
  

• SANTA ROSA HIGH

  
  

• SBE - RIVER MONTESSORI ELEMENTARY CHARTER

  
  

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