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Premier TK-8 College Prep School in Santa Rosa
Sonoma Country Day School has been dedicated to transformative education since 1988, offering a rigorous TK-8 college preparatory curriculum in Sonoma County. Our mission centers on nurturing academic excellence through personalized learning, fine and performing arts integration, and social-emotional development. Accredited by CAIS and WASC, we maintain a supportive community where inclusivity, equity, and belonging guide every interaction. Our faculty combines subject-matter expertise with innovative teaching methods to cultivate critical thinking and creativity beyond traditional classrooms. With programs spanning Transitional Kindergarten through middle school, we emphasize experiential learning that prepares students for future academic and personal success.

Our commitment to family engagement ensures parents become active partners in their child's educational journey. The Jackson Theater and extended programs enhance learning opportunities while fostering community connections. Through financial assistance and transparent admissions processes, we strive to make exceptional education accessible to diverse families. Our 30+ year legacy reflects consistent dedication to evolving educational standards while preserving core values of integrity and relationship-based learning.
Services
Transitional Kindergarten Middle School Program Athletics Program Extended Programs Summer Programs Financial Assistance
Details
  • Year established: 1988
Highlights and features
  • We offer a 30+ year legacy of academic excellence in TK-8 education
  • Our faculty combines subject-matter expertise with innovative teaching methods
  • Inclusive community guided by equity, diversity, and belonging principles
  • Accredited programs integrating arts, world languages, and social-emotional learning
  • Jackson Theater and extended programs enhance experiential learning opportunities
Associations and certifications
  • California Association of Independent Schools
  • Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Services
Transitional Kindergarten
Our Transitional Kindergarten program prepares young learners for academic success through play-based learning and social development. We focus on foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and creative expression while nurturing emotional growth. The curriculum balances structured instruction with exploratory activities to foster curiosity and confidence in early learners.
Middle School Program
The middle school curriculum challenges students with advanced academic coursework while developing critical thinking and leadership skills. Our program emphasizes STEM subjects, world languages, and performing arts within a supportive environment. Teachers employ project-based learning to connect classroom concepts with real-world applications for grades 5-8 students.
Athletics Program
Our athletics program builds teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship through competitive sports for students in grades 4-8. Offerings include soccer, basketball, volleyball, and track with experienced coaching staff. Participation in sports teams promotes physical wellness and develops essential life skills through structured athletic development.
Extended Programs
Extended learning opportunities include enrichment classes, homework support, and creative activities beyond regular school hours. Our after-school programs provide supervised care with structured academic and recreational options. These programs serve working families while maintaining educational continuity in a safe, engaging environment.
Summer Programs
SCDS Summer offers academic reinforcement, arts exploration, and recreational activities for students during school breaks. Our summer camp combines educational enrichment with social development through themed learning experiences. Programs are designed to prevent summer learning loss while fostering creativity and peer connections in a fun environment.
Questions
What grades does Sonoma Country Day School offer?
We provide education for Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade students.
Is financial assistance available for families?
Yes, we offer tuition assistance programs to support diverse family needs.
What makes your curriculum unique?
Our program integrates arts, world languages, and social-emotional learning with college preparatory academics.
How does the school support student inclusivity?
We maintain non-discriminatory policies and foster a community centered on equity and belonging.
What extracurricular programs are available?
We offer athletics, extended learning programs, and summer enrichment opportunities.
How can families schedule a school visit?
Contact our admission office at 707-284-3268 to arrange a personalized campus tour.