All School News
Pro-Life: Why It’s Important and How to Share With Your Children (updated Jan 2024)
Every child is created in the image of God and has inherent value and dignity. Learn how to discuss the sanctity of life with Biblical truth and compassion.
Head of School Thoughts – The Importance of Logic in Education
Learning what to think is important, but learning how to think is essential. Discover why logic remains a cornerstone of a Christ-centered education at Vacaville Christian School.
Our Brave New World – And It’s Desperate Need for Virtue
Character is not formed by chance. In a rapidly changing culture, virtue remains essential to developing wise, compassionate, and courageous leaders.
VCS – Envisioning A Culture of Encouragement, Appreciation, and Gratitude
A thriving school community is built on encouragement, appreciation, and gratitude. Small acts of kindness can make a lasting difference for students, families, and staff.

Robert Wyland Interview
Listen in as the VCS high school environmental club and second grade art classes interview world-renowned marine life artist, writer, photographer, filmmaker and conservationist, Robert Wyland.
Math Matters…for College and Career Earnings
Strong math skills open doors to college, careers, and future opportunities. At Vacaville Christian School, students are challenged to build the mathematical foundation for lifelong success
Newer Isn’t Always Better – “Socratic Seminar” and Student Learning at VCS
Socratic Seminar is an engaging instructional format, consisting of two groups of students arranged in circles (i.e. “inner circle” and “outer circle”), in which a teacher facilitates idea-centered discussion between students on a rich, idea-stimulating text in order to increase active learning.
VCS Academics – How Are We Doing, and How is California Doing?
As a private, Christian school, we care deeply about the academic preparation of our students. We believe fundamentally that students who are well-equipped academically are prepared for whatever vocation God is calling them to.
Technology – Teaching Our Children How to Navigate a Screen Obsessed World
The ancient Greeks had a word for education: paideia. It’s meaning, however, was inclusive of much more than academic study.


