Welcome Page & Resources
Educational Services lie at the heart of our commitment to student-centered learning.
At Sonoma Valley Unified School District, we partner with parents, staff, students, and the community to foster an environment of respect and trust, guiding every student toward their highest potential. We embrace an asset-based approach, recognizing the unique strengths each individual brings, and champion equity and excellence by ensuring all students have access to rigorous academic opportunities.
Using state content standards as our guideline, we employ research-based practices to deliver a challenging, integrated core curriculum that meets the diverse and differentiated needs of our learners.
Our commitment to creativity empowers students to explore new ideas and solve problems, while ongoing professional development enables our dedicated teachers to refine their practice. This creates engaging classroom experiences and learning environments where students can thrive and cultivate a positive relationship with learning.
We also integrate environmental awareness into our operations and curriculum, fostering a generation of environmentally conscious citizens.
Our collaborative efforts, deeply rooted in community voice and collaboration, are all focused on realizing our vision:
SVUSD graduates are creative and critical thinkers, with a strong foundation in life skills and academic knowledge, who believe in their capacity to learn and thrive. They are “Rooted in Sonoma, Ready for the World.”
Educational Services Directory
Esmeralda Sanchez Moseley
Associate Superintendent, Educational Services
Email: emoseley@sonomaschools.org
(707) 939-4895
Michele Moughalian-Silkey
Administrative Assistant
Email: msilkey@sonomaschools.org
(707) 939-4895
Jillian Beall
Director of Educational Services, Student Wellness and Inclusion
Email: jbeall@sonomaschools.org
(707) 935-4230
Treytcy De Haro Martinez
Child Welfare Attendance Specialist
Email: tdeharomartinez@sonomaschools.org
(707) 933-4038
Amber Williams
Coordinator of Educational Services
Email: awilliams@sonomaschools.org
(707) 935-4229
📞 Phone us (707)939-4895
Support For Families
At Sonoma Valley Unified, we value the vital role families play in student success. We are committed to providing the resources, information, and support you need to stay engaged and empowered in your child’s education. Whether it’s understanding your rights, accessing services, or finding helpful tools, this section is designed to ensure you have everything necessary to navigate the school year with confidence.
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McKinney-Vento
Subtitle VII-B of The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act authorizes the federal Education for Homeless Children and Youth (EHCY) Program and is the primary piece of federal legislation related to the education of children and youth experiencing homelessness. It was reauthorized in December 2015 by Title IX, Part A, of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).
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Community and Family Resources
Find resources and information to support student mental health and well-being, both at school and home. Explore school-based and community resources, including immigration resouces. Also find safety resources, including information on safe schools, discipline, and emergency preparedness.
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SVUSD Annual Parents’ Rights Notification
This document provides SVUSD parents with essential information about their rights and responsibilities for the current school year. It includes details on academic programs, attendance policies, health and safety guidelines, student services, and much more. This comprehensive guide ensures parents are well-informed about the resources and policies that support their children's education. Available in English and Spanish.
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Your Rights
SVUSD is committed to a supportive, equitable, and inclusive learning environment. Learn about your rights, the complaint process and how to report a concern.
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Notice of William Complaint Rights
State law mandates that all classrooms display notices and that complaint forms be available at each school regarding textbook sufficiency, facility conditions, and teacher assignments or vacancies. These are known as "Williams" complaints.
