We are very grateful for the warm, supportive experience our 5 and half year old had transitioning…read morefrom Kindergarten to 1st grade. Ms. Srikanth and Ms. Sheth went above and beyond to ensure she was academically and emotionally prepared for this important milestone. Their patience, encouragement, and individualized attention helped build our daughter's confidence and readiness for first grade. We truly appreciated their dedication, clear communication, and genuine care for her growth and success. Thank you, Ms. Srikanth and Ms. Sheth, for making this transition such a positive experience for our family. We highly recommend them to any parents looking for caring and committed educators.

We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Ms. Srividya Srikanth and Ms. Aditi Sheth as teachers…read more Their dedication, warmth, and genuine care for their students have made a lasting impact on our child and our family. Ms. Srividya creates a nurturing and encouraging classroom environment where children feel safe, confident, and excited to learn. Her patience, kindness, and ability to connect with each child are truly remarkable. We have seen tremendous growth in our child's academic skills, confidence, and love for learning throughout the year. Ms. Aditi has also been an amazing influence, bringing positivity, creativity, and enthusiasm into the classroom every day. She is always supportive, approachable, and attentive to the individual needs of her students. Her encouragement has helped our child develop both socially and emotionally. What stands out most is the genuine love and dedication both teachers have for their students. They go above and beyond to make learning meaningful and enjoyable while keeping parents informed and involved. We are deeply grateful for their hard work, patience, and commitment. Thank you, Ms. Srividya and Ms. Aditi, for making this such a memorable and successful year. Your positive impact will stay with our child for years to come.

I miss the school really much I miss my friends. I miss everybody go to different school and stupid…read moreschool. Miss it.

So glad I left for a different school back in 2015. Lots of bullying, racism, and other issues…read more Looking back as a college student now I still hear from former friends who know people who are grades below us, it's still bad. Bullying is not properly managed, drug use isn't stopped or properly dealt with (soooo many people there are addicts), and overall a toxic place. Very cliquey too. Office staff sent people on 51/50s for simply saying they were depressed!

The biggest problem with Village High School is that you have to fail in order to go there. But…read moreonce there, the environment is such that the children thrive. The teachers are of good quality and highly committed to their students. My son attended Village for 3 years from 2011 to 2014 and I have never been more impressed with a school (and with 4 children, they have attended quite a few between them). He was at Amador for a year and I felt the school was too big and he was lost. The small school, warm environment of Village was just what he needed to succeed.

Was a student here, originally I went to amazon but that school sucked ass. Village high school is…read moreamazing!! More of a family then anything! Great people, amazing teachers, and a warm loving atmosphere!

Ms. Walter, the best kindergarten teacher my son could ask for. Spirited and fun and she truly…read moreseems to love her job. She is always smiling, laughing & most importantly, singing to her students! No joke, Ms. Walters, sings to them to; line up, clean up, straighten up, quiet down etc.... the kids respond quickly & as if they were all under hypnosis. She is a fantastic teacher and we really appreciate her.

My son started in Kindergarden here and is now going into the 5th grade. It saddens me this will be…read morehis last year here. The Principal, Mr. Kufaul has the best character. For preschool and pre-k my son attended a private school. I never thought a public school could beat a private school out on every category you could think of. The teachers actually care about the progress of each student. My son has learned so much attending this school. Also my son had a speech impediment and a speech therapist met with my son throughout the years and he no longer needs speech therapy. A+++

This school is terrible I do not recommend going here. The management is terrible and the staff do…read morenot do anything about it.

My son has been a student of Stratford since preschool and is now attending the middle school. We…read moreare so pleased with the curriculum and the teachers. The support that they provide the kids is truly wonderful and it's very obvious that the teachers want the students to not only succeed but also enjoy their time while in school. The schools offers after school programs like chess, grammar refreshers, sports as well as study hall to help with homework. We are so happy that we chose to stay with Stratford over going with our local public school in Danville. We look forward to our son continuing his education at Stratford God willing.

The school has now moved to a new facility. They have a new gym and nice size classrooms. They are…read morelocated right off hopyard which gives easy access. The kids love the new facility and the teachers are serving each individual need because of the small class size, they are taught respect and the love of Jesus, something that is missing in our schools today.

Great education! Best student/ teacher ration in the valley. Lowest cost... BY FAR! Highest test…read morescores. Beautiful brand new facility. Wonderfully behaved students. Tailored to your child's educational needs. Great materials. Teachers who graduated from this very school. Beautiful new gym.

For the most part, this is a good school district within a wealthy community where the funding is…read moregood and the parent participation is wonderful. However, if your child suffers from bullying, the motto, 'Kids Come First', is quite the opposite. Where the the bully comes first is actually more like it. Administration becomes robotic and uncaring. If you threaten to pull your child, they run around promising the world (so as not to loose the $5000+ per year they get for your student) only to disappoint and ultimately make your child suffer by doing nothing to solve the problem if you decide to keep your child in their school. Same old problem, no solutions, intensely inflexible, robotic administration. Time for an alternate solution that's best for my kid. Because my KID comes first to me.