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WE ARE WA Lead Serve Impact 2
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/ Meet Our Principal
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/ Academics Academic Highlights Enrichment Programs
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/ K–12 Specialized Programs Discover Applied Math, Science, & Engineering (AMSE) Discover Business, Entrepreneurship, & Innovation (BEI) Kidservatory Athletics
ARRIORS. 22 / Spiritual Formation Biblical Unity Wellness
26 / Student Life Community After-School Opportunities
30 / Become a Warrior Apply Campus Visit Information Virtual Tour
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ELEMENTARY
WARRIOR EX VCS VISION
VCS MISSION Valley Christian Schools’ mission is to provide a nurturing environment offering quality education supported by a strong foundation of Christian values in partnership with parents, equipping students to become leaders to serve God, to serve their families, and to positively impact their communities and the world.
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A world where every student pursues their personal Quest for Excellence.TM
INTEGRATION OF FAITH AND ACADEMICS
Valley Christian Schools’ story began in 1956 during a Bible study hosted by Bud and Barbara Callisch. There, David and Edie Wallace prayed and discussed the possibility of creating a Christian school dedicated to a nurturing Christ-centered environment and a curriculum that integrates biblical principles. The school opened its doors in 1960 at Los Gatos Christian Church.
A hallmark of Valley Christian Schools is the intentional integration of faith with academics. Academic programs and thoughtful conversations work together to help students incorporate their Christian faith into every aspect of their education. This comprehensive approach equips our students with the knowledge, skills, and values to excel in the next phase of their educational journey as they navigate a dynamic world.
ENROLLMENT | 450
American Indian
Average Class Size
Asian
41.3%
Black or African American
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Caucasian
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Student/Faculty Ratio
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1.4%
Hispanic or Latino
7.2%
Indian
9.8%
Mixed Ethnicities
10.4%
Pacific Islander
1.2%
Prefer Not to Answer
4.1%
Based on K–12 2026-27 enrollment information.
FOUNDING YEAR
PERIENCE 15+
OUR CAMPUS
ENRICHMENT OFFERINGS School-day classes and athletics.
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Our Leigh Campus features classrooms with flexible seating and fully movable furniture, including desks, chairs, and storage modules. The carpeted floors help create a comfortable, welcoming environment. Each classroom is equipped with exercise bikes and 1:1 technology. The campus also features a science lab, library, and dedicated rooms for art, band, and music. With safety as a priority, our facilities are secured and monitored through established safety systems and procedures.
WARRIOR MASCOT
ACCREDITATION & RECOGNITION
Walley the Warrior is Valley Christian Schools’ official mascot, named by our students after our founder, David Wallace. You can catch Walley at our sporting events or promoting our student-run store, Walley’s.
Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) U.S. Department of Education - National Blue Ribbon School
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VCS is celebrated for its exceptional academic programs that merge a nurturing environment and rigorous standards with a strong Christian foundation, equipping students for success in higher education and life. We use a unique educational framework, the A3 approach, which stands for Academic Achievement, Artistic Beauty, and Athletic Distinction. This holistic model aims to develop wellrounded students who excel not only in their studies but also in their creative and physical pursuits.
Academic Achievement
Artistic Beauty
Athletic Distinction
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MEET OUR P R I N C I PA L “We are training our students to become effective, independent learners.” I am privileged to serve as elementary principal at Valley Christian Schools. I taught high school English for several years, served in administration for nineteen years, and have seen all four of my children attend VCS. These multiple perspectives help me fully appreciate our amazing school. What I value most is the faith-based approach in all we do, the sense of community, and the K–12 scope of our programs. As an employee and parent, I can share from experience that this is a special place. I am beyond grateful to lead a staff of experienced educators. From the classroom to the science lab, the band room to the athletic field, we have highcaliber teachers who put together quality classes to help our children discover their talents and develop their skill sets. Our students have unparalleled opportunities to unlock their passions in many areas. The educational opportunities are just one of the many qualities that make the Valley Christian campus stand apart. Our educators’ strength, combined with our parents’ commitment, promotes an environment where students thrive.
It is exciting to hear how our parents, students, and teachers work together to create a rich culture and community. Events like our annual Pancake Breakfast, Jog-A-Thon, junior high promotion events, and the End-of-Year Party help create lasting memories. Our efforts make a difference, as the sense of community fosters connection, joy, and belonging. Sincerely, Gabe Guven, EdD Principal Valley Christian Elementary School
ADMINISTRATION Principal, Dr. Gabe Guven, gguven@vcs.net, (408) 362-2641 Vice Principal, Mrs. Sara Dries, sdries@vcs.net, (408) 362-2624
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ACADEMICS At VCES, faculty and staff foster a caring learning environment that is patient, encouraging, and tailored to the unique needs of each student.
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STUDENT STORY
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differentiated instruction, project-based activities, and the most up-todate and purposeful digital learning tools. The core academic program includes Bible, reading, language, writing, math, science, and social studies, and is designed to meet and exceed California state standards across academic disciplines. An extensive offering of enrichment classes and after-school programs, created to identify and nurture each student’s God-given potential, enhances the general curriculum.
Being in the Valley community teaches me to care for and help others. You will learn a lot and make many friends at Valley.
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ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS
NWEA MAP GROWTH ASSESSMENT Each year, students in second through fifth grade score well above the national average for both mathematics and language usage on the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) MAP Growth Assessment.
STAR READING Students score well above the national average for reading comprehension.
IPAD PROGRAM We are committed to utilizing the most effective digital learning tools. In kindergarten through third grade, students use iPads as interactive instructional devices, while all fourth and fifth graders use Chromebooks.
KINDERGARTEN CURSIVE All students learn cursive beginning in kindergarten using the Slingerland methodology. This approach allows students to become proficient writers as they move through the elementary years.
CHALLENGE SUCCESS Through its partnership with Challenge Success, a national educational organization, VCS works to create more balanced workloads, raise student engagement, and actively support the students in their pursuit of the biblical definition of success. Part of the initiative has included revisiting the homework policy to eliminate busy work, allowing for much-needed downtime in the evening, with the goal of supporting students’ academic and emotional well-being while preserving meaningful family time. VCES admits students with a wide range of academic abilities, prioritizing a diverse student body that represents many different talents.
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ACADEMICS
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PROGRAMS MATH OLYMPIAD Select fourth and fifth graders meet weekly to prep for the worldwide Math Olympiad.
LIBRARY Students meet with the school librarian twice a month. The focus of library class is to learn the basics of library science and make reading selections based on the students’ interests and reading levels.
WORLD LANGUAGE Spanish is taught weekly to all students in kindergarten through fourth grade. Instruction in colors, shapes, and numbers begins in kindergarten. By upper elementary, students are forming short sentences and increasing their vocabulary to include places in the community, months of the year, and days of the week. Students also explore Spanish-speaking cultures through various projects.
COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer science aims to teach foundational computer skills to develop 21st-century learners. With the emergence of countless digital learning tools, students must be able to operate in an increasingly digital world. The curriculum focuses primarily on computer fundamentals, digital citizenship, and basic coding.
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K–12 SPECIAL PROGRAMS Our students are on a Quest for knowledge, guided by caring teachers and supportive friends, to discover who God created them to be. Specifically designed K–12 programs give students more opportunities than they ever thought possible, providing hands-on experiences in STEM, business and entrepreneurship, the arts, and athletics. VCES students enter Valley Christian Junior High with greater confidence in who they are, prepared with the skills to think creatively and critically.
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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Through AMSE and BEI classes, students develop creative-thinking, problemsolving, communication, and collaboration skills. These offerings introduce the concepts of STEM, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills grounded in biblical principles.
ARTISTIC BEAUTY The Kidservatory introduces elementary students to the exciting world of creative arts with enrichment classes, after-school offerings, private lessons, art exhibitions, and seasonal performances. VCS K–12 faculty include educators who have studied at some of the finest conservatories in the world, including The Juilliard School, the Manhattan School of Music, and the Peabody Institute.
ATHLETIC DISTINCTION The Athletics program strives to teach wellness concepts and physical skills that inspire students to embrace a healthy, proactive lifestyle. Valley Christian High School coaches and student-athletes mentor elementary students in various sports, incorporating lessons in sportsmanship and teamwork.
4th & 5th Grade Math Teams Earned Math Olympiads Outstanding Achievement
I believe Valley Christian is the most advanced school that I have ever seen. I think it is a school that is really focused not only on education but Christianity. I also think it is very versatile. BEI made me realize creative ways to use everyday resources and how, in small ways, you can help others. In band, I learned so much music, had so many unique opportunities, and shared so many memories.
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DISCOVER AMSE Applied Math, Science, & Engineering
Discover Applied Math, Science, and Engineering (AMSE) is the elementary branch of the AMSE Institute, which provides students with a K–12 pipeline of inspiration, instruction, and experience so that they might become successful innovators and world changers. Designed to compliment the elementary school’s science and math curriculum, Discover AMSE allows students to pursue their interests through after-school programs, laying the foundation for future success in these disciplines in junior high, high school, and beyond. •
Kindergarten through second graders learn the importance of caring for the earth by tending a garden and growing vegetation in our Agri-Tech program.
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In the Ocean Discovery program, kindergarten through third-grade students discover what lies deep beneath the ocean’s surface, furthering their scientific knowledge.
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Math Team participants learn to tackle problems by working with high school mentors in this after-school program. These third through fifth-grade students build self-confidence while competing in local Math League competitions.
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Third through fifth-grade students can participate in the RoboQuest program, designed to introduce students to the exciting world of robotics through hands-on learning and engaging activities where they apply their skills as they build robots
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The Health & Wellness program for second through fifth graders engages students in learning about the human body and how to care for it through fun, interactive lessons and activities.
DISCOVER AMSE SCIENCE Life science, physical science, and Earth science units come alive as elementary students engage in hands-on experiences that reinforce the topics they learn. This program excites students’ curiosity in the discipline of science by teaching a more complete understanding of scientific concepts and reinforcing their knowledge of God’s truth as revealed in the physical world.
DISCOVER AMSE AWARDS Continental Math League (CML) Computer Science Math competition • One student was awarded the Western Regional Medal Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) • Seventy-eight percent of students participating finished in the top 50%
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K–12 SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
Scan the QR codes below to access an in-depth overview of each program.
AMSE Lookbook vcs.net/amselookbook
AMSE Website vcs.net/elamse
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DISCOVER BEI
Business, Entrepreneurship, & Innovation The Discover BEI program is built on the belief that every student is uniquely gifted, creative, and capable of making a meaningful impact. Through engaging classes and hands-on, project-based learning grounded in biblical principles, VCES students develop creativity, problem-solving, communication, collaboration, and leadership skills while exploring the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and innovation. A core component is cultivating a heart of generosity and stewardship. Students learn that entrepreneurship is about serving others as well as creating value, with program proceeds donated to Christian charities. Junior high and high school BEI students mentor and encourage younger participants, creating meaningful opportunities for leadership, discipleship, and collaboration across grade levels.
ACADEMIC ELECTIVES Creative Design Thinking (Fifth Grade) Creative Design Thinking introduces students to the innovative problem-solving process behind entrepreneurship, product development, and meaningful change. Through hands-on projects, students learn to identify needs, generate ideas, build prototypes, and test solutions using the five-step design thinking framework. Along the way, they strengthen creativity—a skill that grows with practice—while developing critical thinking, empathy, resilience, and the confidence to solve real-world challenges with an entrepreneurial mindset.
PROGRAMS
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Christmas Market - Valley Christian Junior High students from our Scribbles Inc. student business (part of the Scribbles Startup Lab: Design, Make, & Sell elective) design and produce affordable items to sell to elementary students during a special Christmas Market sales event.
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Creation to Creativity Lab (First–Second Grades) - This program introduces biomimicry— the practice of learning from God’s creation to inspire innovative solutions. Students explore how plants, animals, and natural systems solve challenges and discover how nature’s designs can spark creativity, problem solving, and innovation.
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Lemonade Day (Third–Fifth Grades) - This experiential, hands-on after-school program helps students develop their entrepreneurial mindset by starting and operating a lemonade stand.
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Market Day Mentorship (Fourth Grade) - VCHS students in Startup Incubator mentor fourth-grade students as they prepare for the annual Market Day sale to their elementary peers during the spring semester. Leading up to the sale, student teams meet with their high school mentors to develop a product idea and a business plan.
K–12 SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
Scan the QR codes below to access an in-depth overview of each program.
BEI Lookbook vcs.net/beilookbook
BEI Website vcs.net/elbei
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KIDSERVATORY Conservatory of the Arts
The Kidservatory introduces elementary students to the exciting world of creative arts, with school-day enrichment classes, after-school offerings, private lessons, arts exhibitions, and seasonal performances. •
Integrated curriculum with classes in art, music, and choir for all grade levels
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K–12 faculty with training from renowned institutions, including the Juilliard School, Manhattan School of Music, and the Peabody Institute
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All students graduate learning to play an instrument
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Multiple performances in theatre, dance, and music throughout the year
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Annual student Visual Arts show on the elementary campus
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Exciting after-school offerings
SCHOOL-DAY ENRICHMENT CLASSES Artistic instruction is an integral part of the day-to-day school program. Each class meets with a music teacher for weekly music instruction, and in fourth grade, each student participates in the “Fourth Grade Wheel.” Instrumental instruction is part of the arts curriculum during the regular school day. Various vocal and instrumental groups perform several times a year at events throughout the community, such as Christmas at the California and the VCS Festival of the Arts.
ART All K-5 students receive a foundation in visual art. Students showcase their work at the annual art show, and selected art is used in VCS publications, such as the all-school Christmas card and program illustrations.
K-3 MUSIC All kindergarten through third-grade students meet weekly for vocal and general music instruction. Through the Orff Schulwerk approach to student learning, students learn rhythm, beat, and melody while participating in hands-on activities with xylophones, conga drums, and various small, unpitched rhythm instruments. Student performers also sing at the annual Christmas at the California and Festival of the Arts concerts.
FOURTH GRADE MUSIC WHEEL Students participate in a yearlong rotation of offerings in the performing arts, including orchestra, choir, drama, and band.
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All fifth-grade students select an instrument to play for the entire year.
K–12 SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
Scan the QR codes below to access an in-depth overview of each program.
Conservatory Lookbook vcs.net/conservatorylookbook
Conservatory Website vcs.net/elarts
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ATHLETICS Physical Education & Sports
The Athletics program teaches wellness concepts and physical skills that inspire students to embrace a proactive, healthy lifestyle.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION Students participate in PE twice a week, with a unique motor lab for kindergartners to further develop their motor skills. Some of the units of study include jump rope, bowling, tennis, foursquare, basketball, volleyball, softball, and physical fitness. All students are encouraged to participate and increase their dexterity.
FITNESS BIKES Classroom environments support the needs of active young learners—especially the need to move. All classrooms have a kid-sized fitness bike that is available for use throughout the day. Several teachers use standing desks and core-strengthening sitting options. Both students and teachers integrate “body breaks” throughout the day.
MARCH MADNESS One highlight of the school year for many students is the double-elimination March Madness Tournament in the spring. Students learn the value of teamwork, a healthy competitive spirit, and the importance of maintaining a positive attitude.
FIFTH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS BASKETBALL The Fifth Grade Basketball program runs from November to January and is offered three days a week for both boys and girls. At the end of the season, each team plays an intrasquad scrimmage at the Skyway Campus to put their skills to the test and celebrate all their progress.
LITTLE WARRIOR NATION Little Warrior Nation (LWN) is an exciting extracurricular opportunity for all our students to learn the fundamentals of various sports. VCHS coaches and high school student-athletes from multiple athletic disciplines work with our elementary students to teach skills and share devotions, testimonies, and lessons on teamwork and sportsmanship.
THE INSIDE LOOK The Inside Look program offers fourth and fifth-grade students a unique opportunity to experience game day for VCHS student-athletes in football, basketball, and baseball. Each sport provides a distinctive experience, and all young Warriors will gain a deeper appreciation for the effort, teamwork, and sportsmanship required to participate on a high school team.
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K–12 SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
Scan the QR codes below to access an in-depth overview of each program.
Athletics Lookbook vcs.net/athleticslookbook
Athletics Website vcs.net/elathletics
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SPIRITUAL FO Students thrive in a Christ-centered learning environment as dedicated teachers motivate and inspire them. All students are encouraged to grow in their personal relationship with God and practice the Way of the Warrior virtues: wisdom, honor, sacrifice, and courage.
WAY OF THE WARRIOR The goal of Spiritual Formation is to point people to Jesus, fulfill God’s call through education, and aim to reach Silicon Valley and beyond. Our well-rounded education extends beyond classrooms and test scores, integrating character and identity formation into all academic pursuits. In 2022, VCS launched an initiative focused on developing faith, character, and virtues. We call it the Way of the Warrior. The Way of the Warrior ethos is built on four virtues: •
Wisdom: Pursue wisdom in education (Proverbs 1:7).
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Sacrifice: Seek the heart of Christ (Philippians 2:2-8).
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Courage: Embrace resilience (Philippians 1:20).
These virtues provide a foundation for students and help shape the VCS community. Imagine the impact of a Warrior Nation that demonstrates wisdom, honor, courage, and sacrifice in all thoughts, words, actions, and relationships. We believe the Way of the Warrior can shape how we lead, serve, and impact our world.
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Biblical perspective integrated into every subject
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Bible classes that explore biblical stories and themes and emphasize Scripture memorization
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Engaging weekly chapels with student-led prayer, praise and worship, and messages to help students grow in their relationship with God
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Multiple service projects. Past projects have included writing letters to military members, participating in the fire department’s toy drive, donating insect-repellent bed nets, donating turkeys to City Team, and coordinating a food drive for Second Harvest Food Bank
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Opportunities to connect with a campus pastor Service Projects Available Per Year or chaplain for prayer and encouragement
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Chapel is one of my favorites because I like the Bible lessons. I like the nice, funny, and kind teachers.
Scan the QR codes below to access an in-depth overview of Spiritual Formation.
SFO Lookbook vcs.net/sfolookbook
SFO Website vcs.net/spiritualformation
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BIBLICAL
UNITY “There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male and female. For you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28).
We believe that true belonging is rooted in the heart of God’s design. Guided by biblical principles of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, we are committed to honoring every individual as a unique image-bearer of Jesus Christ. Embracing the beautiful tapestry of God’s kingdom with its many cultures, people groups, and ethnic identities, we strive to reflect the unity in Christ Jesus. Ethnic diversity is a beautiful part of God’s original and eternal design for humanity, reflecting His glory and deepening our understanding of who He is. Biblical unity is rooted in Jesus’ greatest commandment: to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves (Mark 12:28–33). True diversity, equity, and inclusion are made possible only through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the truth of Scripture. vcs.net/biblicalunity
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FOUR CORE BIBLICAL UNITY PRINCIPLES LOVE: Remember that true unity flows from Christ’s redemptive work. When we see every person as God’s image-bearer, it transforms how we handle conflict, discipline, and differences (Genesis 1:27). CELEBRATE: Move beyond tolerance to actively honoring the rich tapestry of cultures, abilities, and backgrounds God has woven into our community (Galatians 3:28). CULTIVATE: Intentionally build bridges of understanding, partnering with families to create environments where everyone belongs (Philippians 2:3-4). RECONCILE: Pursue peace and forgiveness because Christ first forgave us. By God’s mercy, we can equip our students to pursue justice and healing in a fractured world, addressing real issues like racism and injustice with grace (Matthew 5:9). We cultivate biblical unity through joyful cultural celebrations, family support, spiritual formation, community dialogue, and Christ-centered education. Our goal is to reflect the eternal reality of God’s kingdom, where every nation worships together in perfect unity, by pursuing transformative oneness through Jesus Christ and a steadfast commitment to biblical truth.
SPIRITUAL FORMATION
WELLNESS Psalm 139:14 states that God created our innermost being, and we are “fearfully and wonderfully made” by Him. God designed us to have thoughts, emotions, gifts, and phyiscal bodies that together make up the whole person. Each part of us needs care and attention to ensure we thrive and live the life He created us to live. The Wellness team promotes understanding each area of well-being and how to care for and honor it by providing the following:
Pastoral care for the whole person
Opportunities for our community to care for each part of their being
Resources for social, emotional, and spiritual support, including counseling services with a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Healthy coping strategies embedded in curriculum at all campuses
Social-emotional learning strategies included in the school day
Support for parents and investment in family relationships
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STUDENT LIFE Throughout the year, we host events that bring the community together for fellowship, connection, and fun. We kick off the school year with our annual Pancake Breakfast, a favorite for many families, as the campus transforms into a festive, joy-filled environment. Another beloved tradition is our annual Elementary Football Night, where families gather to cheer on our VCHS Warriors to victory. Additional events include Back-to-School Night, themed days, Spirit Week, Jog-A-Thon, and more. A highlight for students is the annual End-of-Year Party, a celebration that marks the conclusion of a year filled with hard work and learning. The theme changes every year, offering students the chance to enjoy food, games, competitions, and the ever-popular dance-off! At VCES, we believe it’s important for students to create lasting memories both inside and outside the classroom, moments they will cherish for years to come.
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STUDENT STORY
I like that when I go to school, I’m going somewhere that isn’t home but feels like home. I’m happy because I have friends there, nice teachers, and it feels good.
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COMMUNITY Students take part in a range of group learning experiences during the school year, such as field trips and after-school programs. These activities offer chances to connect with other VCES students and build mentoring relationships with junior high and high school students. We believe that these experiences are essential in the process of nurturing a strong sense of safety and belonging within our community. Community events include the following: •
New Family Warrior Welcome
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High School Sports Nights
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Market Day
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Family Fun Night
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Third Grade Grandparents’ Day
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Knight of Passage/Night to Shine (Junior High Promotion Celebration)
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Donuts with Dad
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Muffins with Mom
Parents are invited to get involved at VCES by joining our Parent Teacher Prayer Fellowship (PTPF) and the Warrior Club.
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STUDENT LIFE
AFTER-SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES EXTENDED CARE Our nurturing extended-care staff provides before and after-school care available on all school days and most holidays.
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS We offer a wide range of after-school programs. Developing young minds have so many interests, and we meet their curiosity with a variety of specialized classes for students to discover and develop their passions in academics, arts, and athletics.
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Lemonade Day, LEGO Club, RoboQuest Derby, Agri-Tech, Ocean Discovery, Cooking Club, Money $marts, Elementary Math Team, Multiplication Magic, Writing, Debate, Little Leadership, Chess
ARTISTIC BEAUTY Adventures in Art, Rock Painting, Stitch of Mine, Dance Express, Fun with Drums, Guitar and Ukulele, Kids on Keyboards, Musical Theatre, Movers and Shakers
ATHLETIC DISTINCTION Golf, Junior Cheer, Tennis, Pickleball
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APPLY FOR ADMISSIONS Our application process is completely online.
apply.vcs.net NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY AS TO STUDENTS
Valley Christian Schools admits students of any race, color, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
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MISSION STATEMENT Valley Christian Schools’ mission is to provide a nurturing environment offering quality education supported by a strong foundation of Christian values in partnership with parents, equipping students to become leaders to serve God, to serve their families, and to positively impact their communities and the world.
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VISION STATEMENT A world where every student pursues their personal Quest for Excellence™. FOUNDING STATEMENT Valley Christian Schools supports the homes and churches of students in providing an education that is grounded in the Judeo-Christian values of the Bible, as reflected in the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. Valley Christian Schools is committed to a Quest for Excellence™ in all of its educational programs, and provides a comprehensive kindergarten through twelfth-grade curriculum with a rigorous college preparatory program. Firmly founded on Christian values, Valley Christian Schools challenges youth to aspire toward lives of character, service, and influence while pursuing their individual Quests for Excellence. valleychristian Valley Christian Schools (San Jose)
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