VCS has been such a blessing to our family, and honestly, there aren't enough words to adequately express what this school community has meant to us. Our daughter started 5th grade at VCS last year, and has transitioned into VCS middle school. We have seen her grow in ways that go far beyond the classroom. The families here genuinely support one another and are deeply invested in the personal, social, academic, emotional, and spiritual growth of our kids. It truly is a VCS community. VCS has also given our daughter the courage and confidence to try new things and put herself out there in ways she never had before. Last year, she was introduced to musical theater for the very first time. She was nervous and hesitant to try it, but she quickly fell in love with her instructors and made new friends. She has even chosen to take it as one of her extracurricular courses this year. She also joined the cross-country team for the first time and is planning to try out for the soccer team. Watching her become willing to try new things and discover what she loves has been incredibly meaningful to us as parents. We have also been so impressed by the teachers and staff. They are unbelievably supportive. Our daughter knows she can ask seek help and be herself without fear of judgment. Teachers take the time to make sure their students feel seen and supported. We appreciate that VCS is helping our daughter grow not only as a student, but as a young person who is learning to live out her faith, develop confidence, build meaningful relationships, and discover the gifts God has given her. We are incredibly proud to be supporters and advocates of VCS. We have found a place where our daughter and son are growing and thriving, and people who genuinely care about our family. We quite literally can't imagine our lives without VCS now, and we are so grateful for everything this school has given our daughter and our entire family. read more

After careful consideration we decided not to move forward with this school. I Would not reccomend this school. Lacks diversity& inclusion practices. They don't seem to be genuinely interested in helping new comers grow. read more

All three of my Kids have gone it are going to this wonderful school. If you are looking for a solid Christian school that prepares your kids for College or Post High School opportunities you cant go wrong. All three of my Boys have also been involved in their Sports programs and have excelled...lots of opportunity! Academically my kids are doing fantastic...strong program that is preparing them for college! Great environment, great staff and can't recommend enough. read more

We have had three kids at VCS, the teachers, principals and staff have bent over backwards to help them to succeed. This even includes coming to our home to encourage our kids. The teachers show their Christ-like love for their kids every day. It truly feels like family. read more

When we were looking at schools a few years ago, we knew we wanted a place where our children could build both a strong Christian foundation and a strong academic foundation. We found exactly that--and so much more--at VCS. Over the past four years, we've watched each of our three boys grow in faith, character, and confidence at VCS. They've not only thrived academically, socially, and spiritually but they've also been given opportunities to explore their unique gifts through VCS's elementary sports programs (including soccer, basketball, and t-ball) and after-school enrichment programs (including chess, Spanish language, cooking, and more). Our boys love learning about Jesus, reading, math, fitness, music, and so much more--all on one campus! As a military family, community is especially important to us--and we've truly found it at VCS. Our children feel safe, known, encouraged, and loved, and as parents, we feel supported by the incredible faculty and fellow families. We have never once doubted our decision to choose VCS--and we believe you won't either. read more

This morning when I dropped my granddaughter off at school, I was so moved. As we stood on the playground, worship music played over the loudspeaker and children all around were singing, some even raising their hands in worship. In a world full of so many distractions, what a blessing it is these kids get to start their day in such a positive, uplifting, and loving way. I love they gather before heading into their classroom to say the pledge of allegiance and pray. I am so thankful my granddaughter is in a school that nurtures not only her education, but also her heart and spirit. We are proud to call VCS our school!! read more

My grandchildren LOVE VCS!! They've been there for several years and have had such a great experience.

As a second-generation VCS family, we couldn't be happier with our experience. The Christ-centered approach to learning, the compassionate and dedicated teachers and staff, and the variety of academic and extracurricular opportunities make VCS exceptional in every way. read more

FAKE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL!! TEACHERS ARE NOT EVEN REQUIRED TO HAVE TEACHING CREDENTIALS.. I am deeply disappointed by the complete lack of care and responsibility demonstrated by Vacaville Christian. My child went to Vacaville Christian for two years. The first year no problems. The second year in Pre k she started having issues in the classroom. One day she was running from staff, I picked her up and got a call from Ms.Ramirez later in the evening saying that Ms. Yamato said to drop my child off after 930am the next day because they was taking a school picture and didn't know how my child's morning was going to go and they don't have enough staff to watch her. I was shocked because you don't know how any child's morning is going to go but you single my child out and not welcome her in the school picture. Then I got an email later stating the Head of school says my child shouldn't return until the following week. The following week we had a meeting with a consultant who Ms. Yamato said would give me insight and tips about my child's behavior at school. At the time of meeting is when I found out that Arielle Parrish was a Family Therapist who observed my child for 2 days for only 3hrs and she said my child has ADHD and she needs to be put on medication right away. I thought that was strange to want to force a 4year old on medication. When I took her to a Psychologist who specializes in ADHD he said it's weird that a Family Therapist Is diagnosing my child with ADHD and recommended medication because Family Therapist specializes in certain areas and Arielle Parrish, doesn't specialize in ADHD her method of training for kids is Implementing the Pyramid Model which she didn't not state or recommend any helpful tips but to get my child on medication right away. After our meeting I said I'm not sure if my child will be returning. The school had three weeks left after our meeting and the school year has ended and the Administration staff didn't follow up with me and no efforts was made to check on my child's well- being or whereabouts to see why my child didn't return to school. The teacher didn't even reach out as well. This just showed they didn't care about my child, especially her teacher. This is a Christian School and the disregard shown by the administration is not only unprofessional but also alarming. It's important for staff to demonstrate faith in students and offer encouragement to help them reintegrate smoothly into the school community but administration shows they don't care and are not welcoming. All people are made in the image of God Genesis 1:26-27 and god loves each person unconditionally. Vacaville Christian school didn't care about my child and didn't care if my child returned or not. The academics were excellent, but the teachers and administrators are not good. I don't recommend Pre-K teacher Mrs. Cuchetti she doesn't have patience with kids and not welcoming. Beware of the Early Education staff, they said they cared about my child but not one of them has reached out or shown concern. I am still shocked by the neglectful oversight by Vacaville Christian School and strongly advise other parents to reconsider entrusting their children's safety to an institution that fails to prioritize student well-being. You can't call yourself the best private school when you don't care, don't know how to communicate, Lie, and not even welcoming. This school is not equipped with trained teachers or facility members. read more

Don't send your kid here unless you want them to have religious trauma and trauma with authority figures. I went here from pre-k until I graduated high school (so about 14 years). They teach sexist values where the girls have to maintain a strict dress code and behavior, but the boys are allowed to get away with so much. In high school I was a cheerleader. We took a bus with the football guys to a game. One of the guys peed in a bottle on the bus, and then proceeded to throw the bottle at us cheerleaders. They faced no punishments, and actually got a party bus to use the next game while we had to find carpool. We had to get a permission slip for three day sex-ed (which is normal for schools typically). However, we did not need a permission slip and parents were not notified when we were given an anti-aborition speech and shown videos of abortions during chapel. Parents were also never notified about this even after I spoke with the principal. When I was 5 I peed myself during P.E. because the teacher wouldn't let me go to the bathroom. However, he let all of the boys go to the bathroom during class. I also got two bladder infections in elementary school because the teachers wouldn't let me go to the restroom. This school gave me life long issues with authority figures and a lot of bad memories with how they handled punishments. They play favorites towards the families who donate more money to the school. Most of the board members all drive nice cars and have huge houses, while the teachers get paid close to minimum wage. You pay thousands of dollars a year, just to end up buying all of your kid's supplies and eventually an ipad in middle school and high school (which was required). This school is a scam. Take it from someone who spent 14 years here. read more

A New VCS Parent's Review: Pros & Cons Kindergarten Experience We were filled with optimism when we enrolled our children at VCS in 2023. Despite the online rating of 3.9, friends assured us this did not reflect the actual quality of the school. Initially, our kindergartener's experience was positive, and we got off to a great start. I even volunteered a few times with my son's class to be involved and observe how he followed instructions. Everything was going well. However, our excitement was tested by outdated disciplinary practices, such as frequent timeouts and "Stop signs." My son, a usually joyful and open-hearted child, started dreading school. He would receive frequent "Stop signs," be sent home with "sad notes," and his teacher, Mrs Grounds, had him convinced he was a bad kid. He even expressed that he sometimes thought he wasn't good like the other kids. My concerns were initially brushed off as a transition issue by his teacher. This decline was disheartening because my son has always been a great child. He follows the rules at home, is respectful to adults, and loves to help. He's a social child who enjoys being around people, and I understand that his free-spirited personality might not be favored in a traditional learning environment. However, he's also a smart kid who can quickly adapt when corrected by an adult. I'm not against good discipline, but when it starts to affect my child's mental wellness to the point where he doubts himself and cries daily, it makes me question the institution and the leadership in his classroom. No child should ever feel they aren't good enough--it shows poor execution of leadership in my eyes. After the Christmas break, things did not improve. I raised the issue with the principal, and we agreed on a more creative approach to discipline. For a while, my son loved school again. However, Mrs Grounds retaliatory actions soon surfaced, enforcing non-existent "policies" to assert control. She didn't expect me to verify with the school's front office, but I did. The front office and principal got involved, confirmed my belief of the improper "policy" being quoted to me, and the teacher's decision was overturned. Of course, the very next day, my son had a terrible day at school and came home crying. I mean come on, THE VERY NEXT DAY. He claimed his teacher was "too hard on him" and wanted him to have a bad day. I truly believe the teacher took out her frustrations with me on my son through excessive timeouts and harsh treatment. This was the final straw for me. Despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue with the administration, it became clear that the teacher's attitude was the root problem. Her actions were unprofessional and harmful to my son's school experience. Overall School Experience Aside from our kindergarten ordeal, VCS has many strengths. The staff are generally helpful and professional, creating a positive environment. My high school daughter thrived, seamlessly fitting in and benefiting from the balanced religious context without feeling pressured. The high school program is exceptional, deserving a 5-star rating. I love the dual college credits my daughter can earn. She went from struggling at Vanden, where she was influenced by negative crowds and developed a poor attitude, to a complete turnaround at VCS. She is now in honors classes and loves school. The overall staff also merit 5 stars for their genuine support and professionalism. However, the kindergarten experience significantly lowers the rating to a 1-star for that specific grade, with elementary leadership earning 4 stars. Final Thoughts If it weren't for our kindergarten experience, VCS would easily earn a higher rating from me. This review aims to provide an honest perspective for parents considering VCS. The school has immense potential, but improvements are needed in kindergarten discipline and teacher professionalism. read more

As long-time supporters of Vacaville Christian School (VCS) with three adult children and now three grandchildren who have attended elementary, middle and high schools, I can highly recommend this school. Is VCS perfect? No, but then there are no perfect schools. VCS is a good choice for all who sincerely desire a faith-based education for their children. VCS has a challenging curriculum and extracurricular activities. Is the cost higher than public schools? Yes, they are supported only by parent tuition. Does VCS have a diverse population? Yes, across the years I have witnessed the welcoming of different races and ethnicities. My children and grandchildren have many close friends (in elementary, middle and high school) across the scope of interesting cultures. During Black History Month, there was a chapel speaker, Dr. Howard, who spoke eloquently on Diversity, Unity and Belonging. Does VCS hold children accountable for their behavior and actions? Yes, biblical principles of leading a life of love, kindness and respect for God and others is an integral part of life at home and life at school. Some have referred to VCS utilizing "outdated disciplinary practices." However, when teachers use timeouts, stop signs or notes sent home, this presents an opportunity for parents to work together with the school to ensure the best school experience possible. VCS provides a strong foundation for children: Godly characteristics interwoven with a strong curriculum, plus caring staff/teachers/coaches and administration. I have personally witnessed life-changing activities throughout the years, most recently: My 8th grade grandchild worked in an orphanage in Mexico for one week and was forever changed. One of my daughters, who learned service as part of her VCS education, volunteered, while studying at USC, to work at the site of a devastating East Coast tornado. In addition, she and other students went to the hills of Peru to speak with young girls and their parents about the value of education. VCS has a high percentage of high school students who, contrary to another reviewer, are successful college graduates. Many transition into careers that often focus on giving and serving others. Here I offer my children's college paths, which were spring-boarded through their education at VCS: CSU-Chico (BS) Business, Teaching; CSU-San Luis Obispo (BS) Nutrition; CSU-Sacramento (BS) Teaching, Kinesiology; Kaiser-Richmond School of Radiation Therapy (RTT); and USC (MS, PhD) Social Work. What gift can we give our children that lasts a lifetime? An educational experience that supports our beliefs and values, which will allow our children to be the very best version of themselves. read more

Our children have attended VCS for the last six years. What started as merely a convenient daycare solution for us (as both my husband and I work full time) has turned into a second home for my children. VCS is truly a second family who partners with parents to provide the absolute best education in a nurturing environment where children thrive. Not only does every person on campus know them by name, they seek them out to say hello and make them feel loved, welcomed and safe. As someone who works in public education, I have seen many changes over the years in our educational system, which are often to the detriment of the student. While many elementary schools only focus on leveled reading groups, VCS scaffolds their math curriculum as well. They provide a learning environment that both challenges and supports all learners. Students learn how to both think independently and work together in small groups, which gives them incredible problem-solving skills to use throughout their lifetime. The extracurriculars offered at the elementary level are above and beyond any you would see in a public setting or many other private schools in the area for that matter. From after school enrichment classes like Culinary Arts and Spanish to year-round sports, VCS is truly devoted to cultivating well-rounded children who excel academically, socially, athletically and spiritually. We could not be happier with our choice of schools. read more

My post from over six months ago was removed because yelps says "We ask that reviewers avoid commentary that reinforces stereotypes, makes light of physical or sexual violence, or otherwise includes unnecessarily graphic or offensive descriptions." Hmmm??? My review had no such thing, just the details of my experience. Waiting for more info on the edit but opinion stands, I do not recommend this school. AT ALL. Diversity was a concern for me and part of the reason we did not return in addition to how they handle their money business. More to come. read more

We highly recommend VCS. Vacaville Christian Schools provides an environment where my grandchildren can grow spiritually and academically. The teaching staff and VCS community are welcoming and friendly. read more

I am reposting this review, for I was bribed with an acceptance letter from VCS administrators, only to have the acceptance taken back at orientation, and after I had already removed the review. I will update with new information, including emails, soon. We had an interview at VCS, on Friday 3/24/2023, for possibly enrolling our soon to be 5 year old, into VCS kindergarten class. Our daughter had a test on 3/20. I would like to share, as a 1st impression, the visit was inhospitable. I am very dismayed, in the 1st interviewers, dismissive behavior towards my husband and I. I/we had so many questions and she was totally done with us as if she was in hurry and bothered. No patience at all, very contemptuous, Especially with us having concerns or our daughters testing. The way we were treated was not totally astonishing. We couldn't believe this was a "Christian" school. My husband whom is new, to having a child in school said, his 1st impression in the first 5 minutes with the VCS staff gave disinterested, rushed, your child isn't good enough, "RACIST", deficient, our little black girl can't come to this school, she did horrible on the 1st test for a child who has been completely sheltered for the last 4 years. Thank you, and goodbye. He said, it felt like his 4 year old was given an SAT test. Very Harsh, for "early learning". The Kindergarten person we met with didn't ask, or show interest to once ask, is this the 1st time for my child, had she ever been left alone? First test? Why was she so reserved, shy, and even looked an edgy and tense. Is this even consideration and observation? In the meeting, the person representing the kindergartners class. She was very opinionated. The meeting showed no interest in our child, just focused on how not well she did on the 1st test Of her life. It's just here take this test, answer these questions, do well or you'll be denied into our kindergarten program. The lady told us, she will do horrible and will not learn like the other kids. Wow, and we believe in FAITH and manifesting, as well as the power of the tongue. But again, this is a Christian, school. My daughter knew everything on the test and beyond, however, we went home and she did it all with no problem. Being left with a complete stranger, for the first time, with no preparation, or warning just here go with her, and thrive. Did you ever think how this child must've felt while taking the test? No formal introduction? Just here, go. My daughter had to have been so uncomfortable, I'm sure you can imagine. We weren't aware at the time, and thought nothing of it. The best part is, she did not cry. Very brave, that my daughter, did not cry for mom or day. Something we did not prepare her for at all, we didn't better prepare our child. She was very uncomfortable. We had no idea, she would completely shut down and not complete any of the task. This was something we wanted to discuss with the Kindergarten Interviewer. Our child's shyness and being fearful. Is this expected or normal? Is this an expectation for children who are usually outgoing, sheltered, and never been left or exposed. But instead, we were passed off to KR. and I even expressed, I had questions and this lady totally dismissed me. We were left the kindergarten orientation meeting very speechless. We wanted to walk out of VCS, but still wanted to give your school the chance. I have heard from 4 different families (non POC), not to send my child to VCS. They all said, the school is racist, and not many blacks are here. But, with VCS, being advertised as number one, we wanted to not judge VCS by others opinion and form an opinion, of our own experiences. I wish as parents, we would have better prepared, However, this is pretty new for us as well. As we continue to look at Christian schools, we have faith, we will find the best school, we now know, the importance of a formal introduction, being prepared maybe even bringing fruit a week prior, allowing her to meet the person whom she'll be left with, to get her comfortable and open. read more

We are grateful for our experience at Vacaville Christian School. VCS provides a wonderful environment where children grow both academically and spiritually. Our granddaughter has been at VCS for nearly four years, and we truly appreciate being part of a community there--she and our family are recognized by name. She is greeted with a friendly "hello" and it makes her happy to be at school. We value the monthly character trait focus. The teachers are helping to shape her heart, and it's important that the same values we uphold are reinforced while she's at school. Her teachers have focused on her strengths and areas for improvement, communicating ways we can support her at home. The qualified teachers dedicate their time and talents to create a safe, nurturing environment. They are not bound by state-mandated curriculum, and they offer leveled learning so that each child can be successful. Many talk about the cost of private education, but we view it as an investment in her spiritual and academic future. read more

Initially I was impressed by Ms. Cynthia over at admissions as she has amazing customer service skills, is helpful & kind. Thank you for making our initial experience great. Our interview with the Vice Principal Ms. Golden was also great thank you as well for the opportunity. However when it came to asking questions in terms of additional financial assistance once our children were accepted Ms. Katie (which I later found out was the registrar) was not very professional to say the least. Instead of directing me to the actual financial administrator she took it upon herself to answer my questions which turned out to be incorrect once she directed me to Ms. Rosemary. So thank you for clarifying everything but unfortunately by then it was too late because we had already made up our minds that with this behavior our children were not welcomed. It would be a great idea to explain in detail the financial aspect prior to families spending the funds on application fees. The school offers financial assistance if qualified however only up to a certain percentage I believe I was told 40% and the only other additional discounts were referrals and or military and those would run inconclusive not in addition to the financial assistance. That the school offers no scholarships of any sort period! We truly believe that for a Christian faith based school finances should not hinder the ability of children getting a quality education but this behavior is just not acceptable. Ms. Katie did apologize after the fact. read more

If you have a middle school child who is above average in academics, behavior, and motivation, by all means enroll your child here. If your child has special needs, or isn't particularly academic, and you are led to believe that they will receive the resources they need to succeed then this might not be the school for you. Their idea of resources for children in need are yelling at them, or throwing them out of the classroom. My child was deemed problematic because of her special needs, and we became a target and were coerced to leave the school. I personally was shunned, and given dirty looks by the school staff; their bag of dirty tricks is beyond belief. Instead of working with you and finding a solution, they rather throw you out with the garbage; they called themselves "Christian" but I didn't feel the love or presence of Jesus there, instead I felt I was in the "valley of death." "But I will fear no evil" and move-on. read more

Top Notch Christian School! Our family has been attending VCS for the past 5 years. The teachers are smart, loving and really positively encourages the kids to do their best academically and spiritually. The school is always trying to improve and grow. read more

I am sorry to say I need to update my review. The Conservatory has been dismantled, the radio station is probably next. Other staffing changes are worrisome. Most of the teachers are still wonderful and do a great job, I'm just disappointed in recent actions of those who run the school. read more

We were looking into this school for both our kids, due to some family deaths we haven't rescheduled our meetings with them as we've been busy dealing with all of that. Plus our kids aren't dealing well with losing grandparents. However it was our full intent to enroll both of our children here until I received an email from them moments ago. Now I have no experience with the schooling and all that as we were only in the enrollment process, which before our current situation was seamless and enjoyable so by no means are they "bad." I just don't agree with asking for inflated positive reviews from school members and parents simply because you disagree with the experience that others have had. I personally saw several posts of disgruntled families in our town group and reviews but they didn't deter me. I appreciated that they were allowed to speak out about their experience and they weren't "drowned" out. I now realize that isn't actually the case based on the email. The point of reviews is to be heard but the email suggests that they only want good ones which is concerning. I feel like it's ok to ask people to review but you should be willing to hear the people who are dissatisfied and not trying to quiet them. Obviously we aren't interested any longer but I wanted to make the situation known about the reviews because I'm sure they'll be inflated soon. I would go by word of mouth and trust what you feel as opposed to checking reviews. Including my review. Good luck to anyone on the search for schools for your kiddos. Honesty is important part of that so I felt compelled to make this email public sorry to anyone that may disagree. read more

Vacaville Christian Schools - Email from the school requesting positive reviews to drown out the negative feedback they have received. - Middle Schools & High Schools Near Me - Vacaville, California

I have 2 children that have attended Vacaville Christian School for the past 4 years. I feel that the teachers have prepared my daughter academically for high school this fall, and my son for middle school. I really like the teacher to student ratio. I am happy they have been at Vacaville Christian School because they are building a strong foundation for their future. (Didi A.) read more

My son is in the Kindergarten Readiness Summer Program, and it is great. They offer extended AM and PM hours, making my flexible job requirements convenient. Great teachers, awesome, shady playground and I love the hot lunch program that saves me when mornings are running tight. Can't wait for kindergarten next year! read more

I have had 2 children attend this school over the last 13 years. I cannot truly recommend VCS as a Christian school anymore. Although the teachers are wonderful and the academics are top notch because of those teachers, the administration has started making a string of very poor decisions, are in the process of dismantling the Radio Conservatory which is the only Internationally known program of its type in the world, seemingly out of spite for the Conservatory Director and are showing that they have no Christian compassion when dealing with any of the staff. read more

My son started at VCS HS last year partway into the fall semester. He had asked to change schools due to difficulties going on in the football program and his declining grades. He has done fabulouse. VCS is concerned withthe whole student, grades, education, mind, soul, heart, family, and relationship with God. Students have a real relationship with their teachers and the teachers care more than you could ever imagine. The ratio of college admissions and more importantly, the ratio of colloege scholarships, dollar for dollar, are off the charts compared to any other public school in the area. read more

After 4 years of being at VCS I sadly had to part ways with the school. The school has became less than adequate on academics over the years, especially the last two and now we are experiencing bullying. I'm not talking bullying by kids in the class but even from parents on the campus. We had 2 teachers none with teaching experience or a teaching background in a elementary classroom. We had many kids misbehaving in these classrooms that it took more time to control the class than to teach. We had a kid punch another child in the stomach only for him to miss recess only. Kids bullying in the classroom. Parents bullying other parents on the grounds after school and have video as proof. So obviously parents teach their kids that this is ok. Reaching out to the VP got no where. The principal Mrs. Kempton said she was aware but took no action. Why are all the parents aware but nothing is being done til that child is too scared to go to school ? It took taking a kid out of the school before the principal has a conversation with you. VCS you need to better!!!! You can't call yourself the best private school with things like this are happening. You just lost a straight A kid of 4 years. read more

My grandson began attending VCS at the age of 3. I fell in love with the staff and my grandson thrived while the spiritual/academic foundation was being built. I found peace at knowing he was in an environment where he was safe and those teaching him had a biblical view on life. He begins High School this fall! Grateful for the dedicated teachers that have contributed to his spiritual, social-emotional & academic development; so glad we chose VCS! read more

Honestly, it is expensive. But they do provide some financial aid if you apply... When we were figuring out if we can afford it we realized that with two working parents it is only $200-300 more then sending to public schools when you take childcare into consideration. This school has been great so far, my daughter is not even in 2nd grade and just read her first chapter book, didn't realize it was for 3 graders! You do have to spend time with your child to do homework, help them with spelling words, you know parenting :)...many people act like homework is too much for kids but my child is set up for college and this school is the reason. Her math skills and writing have tremendously improved the two years and I give credit to her teachers Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. Hanson who were fantastic! Fun fact, my wife went to a private school like this one and 98 of the 99 graduates went to college. How you like them apples? Amanda B.... There is nothing wrong with asking people that are happy with the way the school is run to promote it! People forget to post on yelp when they are happy, it is usually unhappy people that think to post, so I am glad to promote this amazing school! Businesses do this all the time and this school is private and needs to be run like a business...while also proving quality education and teaching about Christianity. If it is not for you, then God bless and good luck. read more

We've been a part of the VCS family for the past 5 years, after being frustrated with the public school system we needed a change. The cost is definitely a sacrifice but the rewards are worth it to us! read more

I have 3 children at VCS in the Early Education program. I could not be more pleased with VCS, it's caregivers & the education they offer our children, even at such a young age. I would not have my children anywhere else. I am amazed at all they are learning academically & how they are developing such great social skills from being in such a nurturing environment. It may cost a little more than other daycare programs, but it is totally worth it & is one of the best investments you can give your children. Happy momma! read more

We currently have 2 children attending VCS. One is in first grade, and the other is in pre-K. This is our second year at the school, and thus far it has been a good experience. The price is a bit steep, but well worth it. Honestly, an equal experience could be found for pre-Kindergarten care, but if you have a child starting Kindergarten, VCS is a good option. Our child was reading beginner-level books in 8 months. She also gained a firm foundation in math. We may eventually make the move to public school, but we have no doubt that both kids are off to a great start in their faith and education. read more

Our child has attended VCS from pre school & finishing his senior year this fall. We've had a tremendous experience at every stage. The tuition is fair, the teachers well educated, small class size, safe & a loving and caring school. Our family is glad we made the sacrifice to do it. read more

I am very appreciative of VCS teachers and staff! My children have been at VCS for years and two of my boys in primary school have absolutely thrived. I strongly recommend this school to parents looking for a challenging academically and safe environment. Teachers watch the kids closely to prevent bullying and teasing. This I love. read more

My granddaughter attended VCS and she had a great experience. The teachers and staff really care about the students and we couldn't have been happier. She excelled through college I believe because of the strong Christ based education she received at VCS read more

VCS is a wonderful school to learn and grow. The staff are hands on and care about the well being of the students, they offer great support to help them succeed. My kids feel safe and adapted well with all staff and students. They offer great electives and sports team. Family oriented activities and fundraiser and fairs. Love this place, worth the money. read more

Our second year at the school and love it! We came from a highly academic program in San Francisco and knew hands down it would be the best fit for our family. My 3rd grader has 14 kids in her classroom which is so wonderful considering all her friends in public have around 30 kids with 1 teacher. My youngest was taught to read last year in TK and absolutely loves reading every night. Everyone will always have something to complain about because it's a private school which means it comes at a cost. At the end of the day giving our kids the best foundation for a strong academic life for our family the cost is nothing compared to the benefits! read more

VCS is a waste of money. Take your kids to a public school and they Will get a better educations. They will do better when they go into college. I took my daughter after middle school. read more

Amazing school. We've had our kids there since preschool and now are in 1st and 3rd grade. The price is a bit high but after seeing the results in our kids, it's totally worth the investment! They are both reading two grade levels above their own grade, excellent math skills, have compassion for others and well mannered, God loving children. The average class size is 20 kids with a teacher and teacher's aid, so there is a lot of individual attention. VCS has music programs and enrichment activities after school like fun science, taekwondo, and other arts/activities. They also have summer camps and after school care. I feel completely safe having my kids attend there and confident that they will continue to excel there. The teachers truly love the kids and care about them. read more

I have a daughter in the 4th grade elementary school at VCS. Mrs. Lynch is a wonderful principal. She always has a open door to hear and resolve concerns. The teachers go above and beyond the regular needs of the children. My daughters 3rd grade teacher, on her own time,shopped for outfits to match by daughter so they could do twin day, since my daughter did not have a twin and was upset about it. My daughter had an audition for a commercial but needed to know how to play basketball. The middle school P.E. teacher, took time out of their busy schedule, impromptu and helped my daughter. My daughter was interested in advanced computer programming, and stop motion video development, the computer teacher took the time to research and provide her website and tools to start her with her endeavors. The 4th grade GATE teacher, regularly communicates with my daughter in French because that is her interest. The school is not only about academics, Christianity but about the fulfillment and development of the entire child. Highly recommend VCS. read more