Victory is a school where I taught and my children attended. They are full of politics and very little christian caring and the academics are second rate. The leadership at the school is the biggest problems.
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Posted by a other on 08/01/09
My 14 year old son has been attending Victory since K. It has been a great experience in every way. The teachers have always gone out of their way to help, and the overall school environment is one that makes education #1. My son plays sports all three seasons, and I have found the coaches to be men
... Read more who reinforce the things that I have tried to instill in my son. My son has been well cared for during his years at Victory. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/16/07
We have been involved with Victory Christian School for 10 years and all three of my children currently attend. As a small school it may not be able to offer the same programs that larger schools offer but VCS offers far more...a strong spiritual environmnet where love for Christ is clearly displayed.
... Read more The faculty have pointed my children to the Lord in the classroom and out and for that I am thankful. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/10/07
The best quality of this school was it's diversity. I found that refreshing because most private schools are biased. My daughter met some great kids. I had my daughter enrolled for 3 years and finally pulled her out because the quality of education didn't keep up with the advancing grades. The prinicipal
... Read more had very closed ideas about some subjects which were unrealistic. Parents were discussed in a negative manner if you didn't agree to his politics. Teachers were not as educated as in public schools, some had no college degrees. In the elementary years, this was not as significant but the difference became alarmingly clear once she passed 6th grade. Extracurricular activities were very limited. Assignments were censored on a riduculous level as far as pictures of other cultures. When she transferred out, almost 30% of her class did also. Enrollment seems to drop after 6th grade. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/31/06
My child was very unhappy in this school. I was dissatisfied with both the education offered and the attitudes of faculty and staff.
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Posted by a parent on 03/01/06
All of my sons, my daughters-in-law, and all of my grandchildren attended Victory for at least part of their schooling. I am very pleased with the school. The teachers are loving and caring, well-qualified, and dedicated. The atmosphere is safe and friendly. The students are happy. The academics
... Read more are good. My sons did very well in college after graduating from VCS. There is a good sports and vocal music program, but no instrumental music instruction. Parent involvement is very high. The students at Victory have always consistently placed well above average in standardized testing. I would highly recommend the school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/23/05
I will not continue to send my children here. While they do provide a Christian environment. They stress discipline and morality to the point where academics are put on a backburner. It is a good environment, but my child, a recent graduate who did well at victory, now struggles with things average
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Posted by a parent on 12/09/04
I am currently a grad student that went to V.C.S. from Pre-K through Middle school and my brother did also. I would have gladly continued. I think this school, unlike many in its area, gives children a head start on what other school are teaching. I would gladly send my kids to V.C.S., the teachers actually
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Posted by a student on 08/22/04
I would not recomend this school I sent my daughter there and i had to remove her and home school her the school is too clicky. and meny of the children are snobbie my daughter was purposely kicked in the stomach with a soccer ball and the gym teacher is horrible
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Posted by a parent on 08/09/04
I was a former graduate of V.C.S. and I would send my children there any day. The atmosphere is a pleasant, godly place to have your children taught.
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Williamstown schools — Victory Christian School is located at 1071 New Brooklyn Road, Williamstown NJ 08094. 1071 New Brooklyn Road is in the 08094 ZIP code in Williamstown, NJ Victory Christian School is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 12.
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