Schools Plus of Santa Rosa

All generations dream of passing a better, more fulfilling world on to their children. Today, that dream is being challenged by educational funding cutbacks that threaten all co-curricular activities such as sports, drama, music, and arts.

Schools Plus views these programs as central to the healthy pursuit of excellence, the need for expression and development of self-esteem among our young people.

Schools Plus – Schools Plus Schools have been faced with decreased funding for the entire life of our organization. Without the support of our community, our students would not have many of the programs often taken for granted, including sports, theater, art, and music. With your support, Schools Plus has supplemented Santa Ro...

On the third Monday in January each year, we celebrate the birthday of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

We urge you to reflect on King's message and find ways to make activism a consistent part of your life.

At Santa Rosa High School, students are able to get involved in a wide array of clubs to fit their interests.

Clubs Home of the Panthers

Another great non-profit to support is the SPARQ Program at Piner High School.

They seek to provide all students with an engaging and inspiring science curriculum that extends beyond the classroom. In doing so, meet the academic needs of all students and prepare them for further studies, successful careers, and active participation as citizens in a constantly changing technological world.

SPARQ CREATE NEW AVENUES FOR REACHING THE STARS & BEYOND Learn More

Schools have been faced with decreased funding for the entire life of our organization. Without the support of our community, our students would not have many of the programs often taken for granted, including sports, theater, art, and music.

With your continued support, Schools Plus has supplemented Santa Rosa schools with more than $9 million to enrich the lives of our students.

Schools Plus – Schools Plus Schools have been faced with decreased funding for the entire life of our organization. Without the support of our community, our students would not have many of the programs often taken for granted, including sports, theater, art, and music. With your support, Schools Plus has supplemented Santa Ro...

Wishing you a very happy holiday season!

Do you know the history of Montgomery High School?

The high school, built in 1958, is named after Billy Montgomery, the first Santa Rosan to die in World War II.

When you support Schools Plus of Santa Rosa, you're supporting programs like Maria Carrillo High School's band program which offers each student the opportunity to further develop and mature musically, intellectually, socially and emotionally.

Do you know which high school's mascot this is?

This Santa Rosa school has a great college and career counseling department, is a pillar in our community, and consistently supports students to achieve their personal, academic and career potential.
It's Elsie Allen High School!

Wishing you another year of exploring new sports, arts, and more -

Thank you for helping us keep them in our Santa Rosa City Schools!

Join MCHS this Thursday and Friday for their Winter Dance Show - every year they just continue to amaze us.

Beautiful, meaningful work by Elsie Allen Art Teacher, Mr. Smith, and his students for putting together a beautiful Dia De Los Mu***os altar and backdrop murals.

Day of the Dead (Dia De Los Mu***os) is a two day holiday that reunites the living and dead. Families create ofrendas (Offerings) to honor their departed family members that have passed.