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Danielle taught at Little One’s Preschool for one year in the three year old classroom. She also taught third grade at Harvest Christian School for one year and was a teacher’s aide at the same school four years previously. She joined the PHCS team in 2020 as a student teacher of Grand Canyon University to complete her studies to receive her BS in Elementary Education and is currently completing her induction process to finalize her teaching credential. At PHCS she also was the school teacher’s aide, yard duty and PE teacher.
She was born and raised in Sonoma County and is currently learning about the new community that is beautiful Sebastopol.
She has always had a heart for children and remembers the many times during elementary school and beyond, helping various teachers in their classrooms. She taught grade schoolers Sunday school class at church for 10 years and AWANA Sparks group for 3-4th graders for one cycle. After getting on-the-job training with her first mentor, a kindergarten teacher, she started the process of earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis on Science from Grand Canyon University in Arizona via a distance learning, while working during the day. She took a break from education during that time to take care of her grandparents in their final days and also do some work in retail.
Learning was difficult for Danielle for most of her life. When she was in high school her biology teacher made the discovery that she had a visual processing disorder. Danielle wishes that she would have received help and tools earlier in her life as a learner so that her capacity to learn could have been realized and developed when she was young. This experience is why she teaches the whole child in her classroom, carefully walking through lessons, checking for understanding and meeting each child’s learning needs. She loves making learning come alive for her students and seeks to engage each child throughout the entire day. Danielle spends time enjoying the outdoors, creating art, fine tuning her teaching skills, learning more about her students, reading, watching inspiring movies and sitting on her hammock.
Her favorite verse is in Psalm 46:10a “Be still, and know that I am God.” While the world tells us to race around from one event, party, coffee date to another, this verse encourages her to stop, slow down and know the God who holds this world, her heart and all things in His hands.
She was born and raised in Sonoma County and is currently learning about the new community that is beautiful Sebastopol.
She has always had a heart for children and remembers the many times during elementary school and beyond, helping various teachers in their classrooms. She taught grade schoolers Sunday school class at church for 10 years and AWANA Sparks group for 3-4th graders for one cycle. After getting on-the-job training with her first mentor, a kindergarten teacher, she started the process of earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis on Science from Grand Canyon University in Arizona via a distance learning, while working during the day. She took a break from education during that time to take care of her grandparents in their final days and also do some work in retail.
Learning was difficult for Danielle for most of her life. When she was in high school her biology teacher made the discovery that she had a visual processing disorder. Danielle wishes that she would have received help and tools earlier in her life as a learner so that her capacity to learn could have been realized and developed when she was young. This experience is why she teaches the whole child in her classroom, carefully walking through lessons, checking for understanding and meeting each child’s learning needs. She loves making learning come alive for her students and seeks to engage each child throughout the entire day. Danielle spends time enjoying the outdoors, creating art, fine tuning her teaching skills, learning more about her students, reading, watching inspiring movies and sitting on her hammock.
Her favorite verse is in Psalm 46:10a “Be still, and know that I am God.” While the world tells us to race around from one event, party, coffee date to another, this verse encourages her to stop, slow down and know the God who holds this world, her heart and all things in His hands.
Danielle Navé
- Santa Rosa Junior College
AA in Social and Behavioral Sciences - The Master’s College
One Year Bible Degree - Grand Canyon University
BS- Elementary Education - Currently Completing ACSI teacher accreditation
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You're Invited: Pancake Brunch
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We Fed the Need...and so can you!
This Fall, PHCS teamed up with Feed the Need to pack and ship 10,000 meals and ministry to Bangladesh on Oct. 31. Our school goal was to raise $45k and the majority of that goes to our Jacob's Scholarship Fund after we tithe a portion to FTN for supplies and their expertise. This is our main fundraiser for our scholarship fund which benefits a large portion of school body and pays our teacher salaries.
In Memory:
Bob Harper 1959-2017
Board member Bob Harper passed away Oct. 19, 2017 after a shockingly brief 3-month battle with brain cancer.
Besides being a loving support for PHCS teacher Mrs. Harper, he was one of the longest-serving members of the School Board and Secretary, until he had to resign due to his illness. Bob also was a constant help and presence in the lives of Ms. Kinser and retired teacher Ms. Heath. He was a joyful, friendly presence at all school events from the Sebastopol Holiday Home Tour (when he let us use his home!) to the annual Pancake Breakfast.
”The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet water, He guides me along the right paths for His name’s sake. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”
—Psalm 3: 1-4
Besides being a loving support for PHCS teacher Mrs. Harper, he was one of the longest-serving members of the School Board and Secretary, until he had to resign due to his illness. Bob also was a constant help and presence in the lives of Ms. Kinser and retired teacher Ms. Heath. He was a joyful, friendly presence at all school events from the Sebastopol Holiday Home Tour (when he let us use his home!) to the annual Pancake Breakfast.
”The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet water, He guides me along the right paths for His name’s sake. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”
—Psalm 3: 1-4
Annual Tuition (2023-24 school year)
* 12-month, 11-month, semi-annual, and single payment schedules available. The fewer the payments, the less the total tuition.
Please see full schedule by clicking here
2023-23 Rate for 12 monthly payments
(starting July 1)
This fee covers the cost of processing applications and other necessary requirements of school enrollment, and is a financial commitment on the part of our families which allows the administration to more accurately project enrollment, staffing, and curriculum needs.
This fee is non-refundable.
Withdrawal Fee: $75.00
The first month’s tuition is non-refundable. A fee of $75.00 will be charged for withdrawal after September 10th.
Participation Costs: Throughout the year various activities occur which require a fee, such a field trips. We try to keep these expenses to a minimum, and many of these costs are paid by Parent Club.
* 12-month, 11-month, semi-annual, and single payment schedules available. The fewer the payments, the less the total tuition.
Please see full schedule by clicking here
2023-23 Rate for 12 monthly payments
(starting July 1)
- First Child: $7,298 ($608/month)
- Second Child: $6,568 ($547/month*)
- Each Additional Child: $5,838 ($487/month*)
- An additional charge of $253/year, for each 5th/6th grade student, for Outdoor Education (Overnights at Fort Ross / Mt. Gilead / Alliance Redwoods)
- Annual Registration Fee:
$100 per RETURNING student DUE end of February - Annual Registration Fee: $150 per NEW student
This fee covers the cost of processing applications and other necessary requirements of school enrollment, and is a financial commitment on the part of our families which allows the administration to more accurately project enrollment, staffing, and curriculum needs.
This fee is non-refundable.
Withdrawal Fee: $75.00
The first month’s tuition is non-refundable. A fee of $75.00 will be charged for withdrawal after September 10th.
Participation Costs: Throughout the year various activities occur which require a fee, such a field trips. We try to keep these expenses to a minimum, and many of these costs are paid by Parent Club.
Crab Feed 2022
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In light of the recent Guidance from Governor Newsom, The School Board recently decided to push our start date to the day after Labor Day in efforts to give our county more time to come off the state Watch List. Student safety and family comfort is our number one priority. Due to our school enrollment size, we believe we are able to conform to local and state health regulations easily, providing each child a safe, nurturing, social educational environment.
Forecast of Faith for 20-21 School Year!
Here's the latest (updated 7/22/20) from the Board and Principal See:
PHCS At Home for 1st/2nd Grades PHCS At Home for 5th/6th Grades
Here's the latest (updated 7/22/20) from the Board and Principal See:
- Preferred PUMA Plan: September 8, 2020 (New Start Date) for on-campus learning with adherence to healthful precautions and protocols. There are so many preparations going into the hopeful plans to have students back on campus. Classrooms are being refreshed and reorganized for peaceful learning environments! The garden beds are getting automatic irrigation installed by one of our families! Ms. Porter has been brainstorming the Outdoor School areas and gathering ideas for new exploration, building, and delightful discovery! Ms. Nave has been attacking storage closets and bringing order and beauty to many areas including Mrs. See's office! Mrs. R has been actively collecting fun items to accent her classroom with cafe elements! The board is actively pursuing field improvements and so much more! I guess you can say we are excited and focused on this vision we have for a safe and healthy school year at PHCS! Please pray for Sonoma County!
- Possible PUMA Plan. September 8, 2020 starts our alternative approach to providing on-campus cohort care with adherence to healthful precautions and protocols.
- PHCS At Home Plan: September 8, 2020 starts our unparalleled Distance Learning program. Details for Each Classroom Level are posted below (If we do have to start the year this way, we would transition to our on-campus plan as soon as possible.)
PHCS At Home for 1st/2nd Grades PHCS At Home for 5th/6th Grades
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POSTPONED!
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If not, please watch this space for news of new date!
If not, please watch this space for news of new date!
We are delighted that you are are here to learn about the unique curriculum, programs, and opportunities that distinguish our school from all other schools in the area!