Village Charter

Village Charter is a small elementary school based in Santa Rosa, California. The school serves 118 students in kindergarten through 8 in 2024-25. The average among elementary schools in California is roughly 465 students; this school is 75% smaller than that.

Federal records list Village Charter District as the district for Village Charter.

Roughly 53% of students at Village Charter are White. Other groups include 25% Hispanic and 20% multiracial. By comparison, Sonoma County residents are about 62% White. Village Charter's diversity index is 61%, against a US figure of 70%.

Teachers at Village Charter total 0.1 full-time equivalents, and the ratio is 1685.7:1. That is 1663.4 students per teacher above the 22.3:1 average for elementary schools in California. Federal records put free or reduced-price lunch eligibility at 36%. Among public schools in Sonoma County, the average eligibility rate is 51%.

County data help place the school in context: in Sonoma County, the median household income is $104,674, the share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher is 39%, and about 5% of people live in poverty. In all, Sonoma County has 184 public schools and roughly 63,389 students.

The closest public school to Village Charter is Northwest Prep Charter, less than a tenth of a mile away. Counting only straight-line distance, at least 8 other public schools are within five miles.

For locale, NCES codes Village Charter as Rural: Fringe. Village Charter is a public charter school.

The school enrolled 118 students in 2024-25, 28 more than the 90 it had in 2020-21. There were more students per teacher in 2024-25 (1685.7:1) than in 2020-21 (18.0:1).

The discussion area below is open to posts about sports tryouts, band and choir, and theater. Questions from prospective families are welcome too.