Vineville

I've had a great experience with this school and look forward to what newness they'll bring to learning in the upcoming school year.

I am at the close of 9 years of being a Panda parent. 3 very different kids all went to Vineville K-5 nd each had a different wonderful experience. My oldest (male) excelled at visual art and was encouraged to pursue his talents. He was also in the gifted program and was really challenged to be organized and disciplined. Most years his teachers relished his "boy" behavoir and found creative ways to redirct him and use his mischeviousness as a teaching tool. My second (female) had real struggles in learning. She recieved individualized attention--long before she was on an IEP--and discipline was handled very fairly with her. My youngest (female) is the mean student in testing and simply thrived in everyway at Vineville. She made great friends, discovered talents in visual art and drama, and had teachers she adored and who adored her. I know no school is perfect and Vineville is not either but we had an incredible experience there for 9 years. I wish every school was Vineville.

The principal is rude, standoffish & doesn’t engange with parents often. She’s always looking down at her phone or no where to be found. The assistant principal is more dependable and welcoming. My child was injured and we emailed the principal several times. A teacher informed us that she would give me or my husband a call. It’s been months. I talked to a young lady who’s son was hit on the head last year and she had to harrass the teachers to get an answer. The assistant principal called and just like her emails were ignored mine were too. Coming to school events aren’t worth it when you have to hear a principal that doesn’t seem delighted to be there herself. Rosa Taylor was different when my son who is now in highschool attended.

I need help finding out if Progressive Christian Academy had yearbooks. I’m trying to find photos of my son when he was in Kindergarten and First grade. Help.