Diverse classrooms in Santa Rosa, California

Quest Forward High School Santa Rosa is a dynamic secondary school located in the heart of Santa Rosa, California. Our innovative approach to education focuses on empowering students to take ownership of their learning journey and develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and a love for lifelong learning. With a personalized curriculum and dedicated educators, students at Quest Forward High School Santa Rosa are encouraged to explore their interests, pursue their passions, and become well-rounded individuals prepared for success in college and beyond. Visit us at 1500 Farmers Lane to experience our engaging and supportive learning environment firsthand.

Sonoma County SELPA, located at 5860 Labath Avenue in Rohnert Park, California, is a primary school, school, secondary school, and university institution that proudly serves 44 school districts throughout Sonoma County. The institution is committed to equipping and empowering educators, family members, and students to create equitable and inclusive settings that build community connections and conditions to help students become lifelong learners who are purposeful, motivated, resourceful, knowledgeable, strategic, and goal-directed. Sonoma County SELPA believes that all students can learn and must be provided equal opportunity and access to reach their personal potential and life dreams. The institution is dedicated to individual empowerment and inclusion in all aspects of learning. Additional locations for Sonoma County SELPA include SCOE at 5340 Skylane Boulevard in Santa Rosa, CA 95403 at the Oak Room and Teacher Leaning Center, offering in-person and virtual services.

Meadow View Elementary School is a vibrant primary school located at 2665 Dutton Meadow in Santa Rosa, California, United States. Our school is dedicated to providing a nurturing and inclusive learning environment for students from kindergarten to fifth grade. With a focus on academic excellence, social-emotional development, and community engagement, Meadow View Elementary School is committed to helping every student reach their full potential. Our dedicated staff and faculty work tirelessly to create a safe and supportive atmosphere where students can thrive and grow. Join us at Meadow View Elementary School and become part of our welcoming school community!

Multi-Cultural Child Development is a school located at 1650 West 3rd Street, Santa Rosa, California, United States. This institution, a program of the West Santa Rosa Local Action Inc., is dedicated to providing a nurturing and educational environment for children from diverse backgrounds. The staff at Multi-Cultural Child Development are passionate about education and go above and beyond to ensure the safety, happiness, and learning of all students. Parents like Lorena Olvera have expressed their gratitude for the dedication and care shown by the teachers and staff at this school. The institution has been a positive presence in the community for fifty years, serving families and young children in Sonoma County. Quality Counts coach at 4Cs has commended the school for its commitment to implementing quality early care and education practices. The school has left a lasting impact on the lives of its students, creating beautiful memories and valuable learning experiences. Parents are thankful for the support and dedication of the staff, who have made a difference in the lives of their children. Multi-Cultural Child Development is a place where children feel safe, confident, and happy, and where they are encouraged to learn through play. It is a valuable asset to the community, and its golden anniversary is a milestone worth celebrating.

Blossom Little Learners is an institution located at 313 Benjamins Road in Santa Rosa, California, United States. Our school curriculum focuses on the importance of play and language acquisition in a child's development. We believe in promoting bilingualism and multiculturalism through the use of both languages in play and learning activities. Our philosophy emphasizes that children learn best through play, exploration, and discovery. We provide a stimulating and engaging environment where children can experiment, take risks, and learn at their own pace. Play-based learning activities include storytelling, puppetry, role-playing, games, and creative arts.