Enrollment for 2022-23
The lottery for the 2022-23 school year has been completed and spaces are being offered where space allows. We accept applications at any time of the year so please apply even if you missed the first lottery. Applications received after the first lottery are held for the possibility of a second lottery. Spaces often become available as we get closer to the beginning of the new school year.
Thank you.
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2022- 2023 Daily Schedule
8:30-12:30 Kindergarten
8:30-2:35 Grades 1-3
8:30-3:05 Grades 4-8
Thursdays are Early Release Days:
8:30 -12:30 (Kindergarten stays the same)
8:30 -12:55 Grades 1-3
8:30 - 1:05 Grades 4-8
Please note the other early release days on the calendar:
August 18 - First day of school (early release day)
June 9 (Last day of school)
8:30-12:30 Kindergarten
8:30-2:35 Grades 1-3
8:30-3:05 Grades 4-8
Thursdays are Early Release Days:
8:30 -12:30 (Kindergarten stays the same)
8:30 -12:55 Grades 1-3
8:30 - 1:05 Grades 4-8
Please note the other early release days on the calendar:
August 18 - First day of school (early release day)
June 9 (Last day of school)
2021-22 COVID Handbook Here
More information under the COVID Info tab
Helpful Information & Prevention Tips for Anyone
A variety of information about the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can be found at the California Department of Public Health Coronavirus web page or the Centers for Disease Control Coronavirus Information page. Good hygiene practices are key to staying healthy. Here are some easy ways to help prevent the spread of infectious disease and stay healthy:
A variety of information about the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can be found at the California Department of Public Health Coronavirus web page or the Centers for Disease Control Coronavirus Information page. Good hygiene practices are key to staying healthy. Here are some easy ways to help prevent the spread of infectious disease and stay healthy:
- wash hands frequently for at least 20 second. This CDC guide helps families establish good handwashing practices with their children.
- avoid touching your eyes/face
- cough or sneeze into your sleeved elbow
- stay home when ill
Nurturing, Imaginative, From the Heart….
SunRidge is a charter school located in beautiful west Sonoma County, serving over 275 students in kindergarten through 8th grade. We use a Waldorf curriculum and methods to meet children’s needs holistically and at their developmental level.
In our one- and two-year kindergartens, handwork, crafts, baking, gardening, storytelling, puppetry, rhythmic movement, music, nature walks and lots of outdoor play time lay a healthy foundation for each child’s physical, social and academic development.
In the grades, academic subjects are presented artistically, imaginatively, and kinesthetically to engage children emotionally and physically as well as intellectually. Visual, expressive, and practical arts are an integral part of the school day, including painting, drawing, speech and drama, handwork, woodwork, gardening, cooking, singing, instrumental music, and movement.
Enriching field trips, including overnights starting in 4th grade, provide children with real-world learning experiences in areas that complement the curriculum of their grade.
SunRidge is committed to prepare our graduates for success in both public and private high schools without “teaching to the test” or overburdening students’ home lives with too much homework. We believe the best preparation for high school and life is when students learn how to think, problem solve, be creative, and strive to understand and care about the complexity and beauty of human cultures and the natural world.
In our one- and two-year kindergartens, handwork, crafts, baking, gardening, storytelling, puppetry, rhythmic movement, music, nature walks and lots of outdoor play time lay a healthy foundation for each child’s physical, social and academic development.
In the grades, academic subjects are presented artistically, imaginatively, and kinesthetically to engage children emotionally and physically as well as intellectually. Visual, expressive, and practical arts are an integral part of the school day, including painting, drawing, speech and drama, handwork, woodwork, gardening, cooking, singing, instrumental music, and movement.
Enriching field trips, including overnights starting in 4th grade, provide children with real-world learning experiences in areas that complement the curriculum of their grade.
SunRidge is committed to prepare our graduates for success in both public and private high schools without “teaching to the test” or overburdening students’ home lives with too much homework. We believe the best preparation for high school and life is when students learn how to think, problem solve, be creative, and strive to understand and care about the complexity and beauty of human cultures and the natural world.
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