100% of students at ARES in grades
K-3, participate in the Class Size Reduction Program.
Per
student Spending $5,841
ETHNICITY
•
African
American - 2.2%
•
American Indian - 1.1%
•
Asian - 2.3%
•
Filipino - 2.2%
•
Hispanic - 31.8%
•
Pacific Islander - 0.3%
•
White - 59.9%
•
Other -
0.2%
Mount Palomar Palomar wines are produced under the care of
Winemaker Etienne Cowper
MISSION
STATEMENT At Vail Elementary, the education of
each child is our number one priority. Daily instruction focuses on the
California State Content Standards. We’ve set a course to continue to
improve our academic program so students show strong progress.
Parents are considered to be an important part of the school experience.
We want each child to feel happy and safe here.
POSITIVE
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
In addition to regular classroom
instruction, students also have
the opportunity to be involved in a variety of activities, such as,
music, monthly Awards Assemblies, Curriculum Assemblies (funded by PTA and SIP),
VVTV, Associated Student Body Spirit Days and our yearly Student
Talent Show. Our upper grade students have the opportunity to be
involved in Band, Strings, Chorus, and Student Council.
2002
SAT/9 SCORES
GRADE
READING
MATH
LANGUAGE
2
61
73
76
3
67
85
78
4
68
80
74
5
64
71
75
Academic
Performance Index
Year:
2001 API: 803
State Rank: 8
.
QUALITY
OF INSTRUCTION
TVUSD aligns its curriculum with state
standards and provides enrichment activities at the site level to support
instruction. The District also holds a philosophy
that each school principal should be the Instructional Leader on that cam-pus.
As such, principals take an active role in the learning process at each
TVUSD school, spending much of their day in the classroom.
TVUSD teachers are evaluated and given areas for improvement by
their principals. To aide in this endeavor, administrators are trained in evaluation
skills. This training is designed to help administrators evaluate their staff in a
manner that will produce better teaching in the classroom and thus enhance
student success. Staff development days enhance this
quest for excellence by giving teachers the tools needed to succeed in an on-going
manner.
Goals for Staff Development:
· Support for Literacy
· English Language Arts materials
· Support for math programs
· New teacher training
· Positive classroom management training
PARENT
INVOLVEMENT Contact: Cheryl Kreuger
951-506-4430
Vail School encourages parent involvement. Our parents serve on
school site and district advisory committees. We have many classroom
volunteers who devote time and energy to support student learning.
Our active PTA also provides many opportunities for parents to
participate in programs and activities at the school
Visit
the Temecula Farmer's Market every Saturday in Old Town Temecula
& Wednesday's at the Promenade Mall Parking lot. You'll
find fresh produce, food, music and much more.
At Vail Elementary, the education of
each child is our number one priority. Daily instruction focuses on the
California State Content Standards. We’ve set a course to continue to
improve our academic program so students show strong progress.
Parents are considered to be an important part of the school experience.
We want each child to feel happy and safe here.
