709 Davis Street in Santa Rosa is where Kid Street Charter is. There are 125 students in grades K–6 at this school. The student-teacher ratio is 15:1. 25% of the time, students are good at math and 25% of the time, they are good at reading. There are 55% male and 45% female in the group. The campus is a special place for students who learn in different ways. The charter is based on a trauma-informed curriculum that puts mental health on the same level as traditional academics. Small class sizes make it possible for teachers to work with students one-on-one and build strong relationships with them. The building has quiet areas and therapeutic spaces where students can relax and get back on track. Staff members have special training in behavioral health and neurodiversity, so every child feels like they are understood. This unique approach makes Kid Street an important resource for families looking for a different kind of education. Prices for homes in the area range from $530,000 to $780,000. Parents like that the school focuses on trauma-informed care and gives each student personal attention. This school wants to be one of the best elementary schools in California. The Davis Street area is close to the historic center of Santa Rosa and has a unique mix of homes and light commercial spaces. Many of the homes in this area have classic California architecture and are close enough to the city's busy arts district that you can walk there. People from all walks of life, including artists, professionals, and young families, are drawn to the area because they like the unique urban lifestyle. The charter school often works with local community groups to give students more resources and chances to do things outside of school. The school's goal of giving students a well-rounded and supportive education is well-suited to this urban setting.