Head of School
Ben Davis
About Ben:
A Detroit native and faithful Lions fan, Ben enjoys reading, usually by audiobook, and spending time outdoors. His favorite adventures are those shared with his wife, Amber, and their children, Isaac and Grace.
Welcome to VCS
The ancient Greeks used the word paideia to describe an education that encompassed far more than academic study. It was the formation of the whole person. Scripture echoes this idea in Ephesians, calling parents to bring up their children in the instruction of the Lord.
Since 1975, Vacaville Christian School has embraced this vision of education, cultivating a Christ-centered community where students are known, cared for, and challenged to grow in knowledge, wisdom, and faith.
We pursue excellence in academics, athletics, and the fine arts while helping students discover their God-given gifts and develop into innovative, critical thinkers. Above all, we seek to nurture a deep and abiding faith that prepares our graduates to engage the world with wisdom and a Biblical worldview.
I invite you to visit our campus, experience the VCS community, and learn more about partnering with us in this important mission.
Ben Davis, MAEd
Head of School
Head of School Report
Each year, our Head of School reflects on the progress, achievements, and priorities shaping Vacaville Christian School.
Latest from the Head of School
Explore recent conversations, updates, and perspectives from Head of School Ben Davis and the VCS community.
The Difference Lasts: How VCS Shapes Students Beyond Graduation
VCS alumnus and current parent Chris Johnson reflects on the lasting impact of his education. He shares how meaningful relationships, faith, and a caring school community shaped his life and inspired him to choose VCS for his own family.
Why We Chose VCS for High School | Two Seniors Share Their Stories
What is high school really like at VCS? Seniors Mila Orick and Josselyn Prothro share how challenging academics, supportive teachers, and opportunities in leadership and athletics have helped them grow in faith, build confidence, and prepare for college.
What We Didn’t Know We Were Missing | A 2nd Year VCS Parent’s Perspective
What makes a school feel like home? VCS parent Kelsey Morgado shares how a safe environment, an emphasis on character, and a welcoming community have shaped her children’s experience and inspired her to get involved as a volunteer.
Firm Foundations, Strong Future
The VCS Strategic Plan outlines our priorities for strengthening school culture, developing Christ-centered leaders, expanding the VCS experience, and creating spaces where students can grow in knowledge and character.