We use the BJU Press Curriculum from Bob Jones University for K-12 and the Abeka curriculum for our preschool programs. Both are nationally recognized for academic excellence and Christian worldview integration.

While we don't have a comprehensive special education program, we do work with students with mild learning differences. During the admissions process, we assess whether we can successfully meet your child's needs. We encourage you to discuss any specific learning considerations with our admissions team.

We offer Spanish language instruction beginning in elementary school and continuing through middle school. Our Spanish program is available both during regular school hours and as part of our After School Program.

Yes, we integrate technology throughout our curriculum and offer a specific coding program as part of our After School Program. Students develop age-appropriate technology skills while learning responsible digital citizenship.

We use a combination of ongoing classroom assessments, standardized testing, and comprehensive report cards. Parents receive regular communication about their child's progress, and we hold parent-teacher conferences twice yearly.

Regular school hours are 8:15 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday. We offer Early Drop-off from 7:00 AM and our After School Program extends until 6:00 PM to accommodate working parents.

Yes. Our uniforms are as follows:

Boys (K–12th):

• Light blue polo shirt with navy blue pants
• Sweaters and outerwear must be navy blue or black
• Shoes must be all black loafers or sneakers with black soles
• Belts must be navy or black

Girls (K–2nd):

• White “Peter Pan” collared button-up shirt with a knee-length blue plaid jumper
• Sweaters and outerwear must be navy blue or black
• Shoes must be all black sneakers or Mary Jane-style shoes with black soles

Girls (3rd–12th):

• Navy blue polo shirt with a blue plaid skirt that falls below the knee when sitting and standing
• Sweaters and outerwear must be navy blue or black
• Shoes must be all black sneakers, flats, or Mary Jane-style with black soles

Additional Guidelines:

• Socks and hair accessories must stay within the school color scheme
• Shorts must be worn under jumpers and skirts
• Outerwear must match EVCS uniform colors or be official logo'd items
• No sweats, jeans, or warm-up joggers may be worn as, under, or over the uniform
• Hats may only be worn during recess

Please label all student belongings (especially sweatshirts and jackets) to prevent loss.

We take student safety very seriously. Our campus features controlled access, regular safety drills, and comprehensive emergency procedures. All staff undergo background checks, and we maintain clear protocols for campus visitors.

Our approach to discipline is restorative rather than purely punitive. We address behavior issues with a focus on character development, personal responsibility, and growth. Clear expectations are established at all grade levels, with age-appropriate consequences for infractions.

Faith is integrated throughout our curriculum and daily activities. Students participate in daily Bible classes, weekly chapel services, prayer, and worship. Christian principles are woven into all subject areas, and teachers model Christian character in their interactions with students.

Our current tuition rates are available through our Tuition & Fees page. We maintain a competitive tuition rate, which is less than half the cost of many private schools in the Bay Area. To receive a complete breakdown of tuition and fees, please complete the form on our Tuition & Fees page.

Yes, we are committed to making quality Christian education accessible. We work with several funding programs, including Go-Kids, CalWORKs, and Choices for Children, Facts Scholarship, and The Basic Fund Scholarship, which may provide substantial assistance for qualifying families. We also maintain a scholarship fund and offer flexible payment plans. Read more about these options on our Financial Aid & Scholarships page.

Yes! We offer a 10% sibling discount.

No, we do not offer transportation.

To ensure all students have meals during the day, we ask families to pack both lunch and snacks for their children. At this time, EVCS does not offer a school-sponsored lunch program. However, we do allow parents to arrange food deliveries through services like DoorDash or similar platforms, which can be dropped off at the school front door.

You can schedule a tour by clicking the "Schedule a Tour" button on our website, calling our office at (408) 270-2525, or contacting us online. Tours are typically conducted by Principal Perez and provide an opportunity to see our campus, observe classes in action, and ask questions specific to your child's needs.

We recommend bringing any questions you have about our programs, as well as any information about your child that would help us understand their unique needs and interests. If your child has special learning considerations or has received educational testing, bringing those records is helpful.

If you decide EVCS is the right fit for your family, you'll receive a link to our online enrollment application. Once that's completed, we'll schedule a placement test for your child and guide you through the remainder of the enrollment process.

Yes, we offer shadow days where prospective students can experience a day in the life of an EVCS student. These visits are arranged through our admissions office and are typically half-day or full-day experiences, depending on the student's age.