Vineyard Ranch Elementary

Vineyard Ranch Elementary School, located in San Antonio, presents an incredible opportunity for your child. In addition to the strong academic and leadership foundation, Vineyard Ranch promotes personal responsibility as they are a Leader in Me school.

Vineyard Ranch is distinguished by its accomplishments, including being a LEED Silver certified school and an award-winning robotics team, as well as its commitment to sustainability. The student-staff ratio is approximately 14:1, which fosters individual attention and social interactions.

Students perform well on annual state assessments, with 77% proficient in math and 75% proficient in reading. There are also dual language and STEM programs available, as well as an active set of after-school and other extracurricular activities. Overall, these accomplishments and programs make Vineyard Ranch one of the top elementary schools in the region. More elementary schools in Texas

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Q. Is there a cost to attend Vineyard Ranch Elementary School?

A. No, Vineyard Ranch Elementary is part of the North East Independent School District and is free for all kindergarten thru 6th grade students.

Q. What is the teacher-student ratio at Vineyard Ranch Elementary?

A. The student-teacher ratio at Vineyard Ranch Elementary is about 14:1, so teachers can provide help to their students.

Q. How many students are enrolled at Vineyard Ranch Elementary?

A. Around 772 students attend Vineyard Ranch Elementary, creating a close-knit community working toward excellence in academics.

Q. What is the proficiency rate at Vineyard Ranch Elementary?

A. Students at Vineyard Ranch Elementary score well in academics. Students have a proficiency rate of approximately 77% in math and a 75% proficiency rate in reading, both higher than the Texas overall average.

Q. What is the racial and ethnic diversity at Vineyard Ranch Elementary?

A. The students at Vineyard Ranch Elementary are approximately 58.7% Hispanic, 27.7% White, 6.9% Asian, 3.5% Two or More Races, 2.5% Black, and less than 1% Native American or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander.