Summary:
The Vineland Elementary district has two schools serving grades K–8: Vineland Elementary (K–4, 336 students) and Sunset (grades 5–8, 302 students). In 2025–2026, both schools’ proficiency rates were below state levels in English language arts (ELA) and math: the state rates were 49% in ELA and 38% in math. The clearest takeaway is that both schools trail the state, but each has a different subject-area strength.
Sunset stands out in ELA, with 28% proficient compared with 20% at Vineland Elementary—an 8-point lead. In math, Vineland Elementary leads: 25% were proficient, versus 8% at Sunset, a 16-point difference. Sunset also had a 17% science proficiency rate, 19 points below the state’s 36%; the supplied data do not include a science result for Vineland Elementary. SchoolDigger places Vineland Elementary in the statewide 12th percentile and Sunset in the 19th percentile; both receive one star.
From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, ELA proficiency fell by 4 points at Vineland Elementary and 1 point at Sunset. Math improved by 2 points at Vineland Elementary, but fell by 3 points at Sunset; the state rate rose in both subjects. In 2024–2025, both schools reported about 70% directly certified for free meals, and their student-teacher ratios were close: 19.7 at Vineland Elementary and 19.4 at Sunset. Chronic absenteeism was below the state’s 18% at both schools in 2025–2026: 11% at Vineland Elementary and 14% at Sunset. Since the schools serve different grade spans, their all-grades results are broad comparisons rather than same-grade comparisons.
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