Vandergriff Elementary School

Vandergriff Elementary School is a public K–4 school in Fayetteville, Arkansas, with about 573 students and a student–teacher ratio of 18:1. It is one of the best elementary schools in Fayetteville, and it has strong academic results, with about 76% of students doing well in math and 67% doing well in reading, both of which are above the state averages. About 19% of the students are minorities, and only a small number of them qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Vandergriff Elementary is known for its supportive community and high-quality teaching. It gets resources from the Fayetteville School District and gives students a well-rounded, strong elementary education in a safe, family-friendly setting.

As part of the district-wide efforts under Fayetteville Public Schools, Vandergriff was listed among schools that received an “A” in the 2024–25 accountability report under the revised state grading system.

Vandergriff’s school website also recently announced that its Pre-K program is accepting applications for the 2025–26 session — opening opportunities for early childhood enrollment.

Q1.Is there a Pre-K program at Vandergriff Elementary?

Ans. Yes, the school accepts applications for Pre-K every year. This lets kids who are qualified get a head start on their education.

Q2: How many students does each teacher have at the school?

Ans. Vandergriff Elementary has about 18 students for every teacher, which means that classes are small enough for teachers to give each student their full attention.

Q3: Are there any new programs for safety or the community at the school?

Ans. The school is part of district-wide safety programs like "Safe Routes to School" and drills for being ready for emergencies to make sure students get to and from school safely.

Q4. Does Vandergriff Elementary School help kids with special needs?

Ans. Yes, the school offers special education services like individualized plans (IEPs), resource support, and adjustments for students who learn in different ways.

Q5: What kinds of fun or extra things can I do?

Ans. The school and district run after-school clubs and programs for music, art, technology, STEM, and other subjects that students can join.