- Private, Christian (General)
- HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
Valor Christian High School
- grade AOverall Grade
- Private, Christian (General)
- 9-12
- HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
- Rating 4.38 out of 5 212 reviews
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- Academicsgrade A+
- Diversitygrade B minus
- Teachersgrade A minus
- College Prepgrade A
- Clubs & Activitiesgrade A
- Sportsgrade A+
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When students and parents are considering Valor Christian High School, they often wonder about the place of Christian faith in the life of our school community. What does it mean to be a Christian school?
In partnership with committed parents, our mission is to provide a purpose-driven college preparatory program, within a vibrant Christ-centered environment that empowers students to discover their passions and to develop their unique gifts and abilities while growing in wisdom, knowledge, leadership, faith and service.
More than merely a statement, we hope this mission becomes the primary point of attraction for prospective families — and perhaps yours will be among them.
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- Cost of Livinggrade C
- Good for Familiesgrade A+
- Housinggrade B+
Valor Christian High School Reviews
The academics at Valor are truly challenging. There is a wide range of core classes and extracurricular that students can apply to. Teachers are dedicated and will help out students, however there are a few teachers who do the bare minimum and always blame students if they are struggling in their class.
An issue at Valor is their diversity. Due to covid, its understandable that the international applications where closed, but Valor has very close-minded and sometimes almost offensive approach to “honoring” their “diverse” kids. They created a luncheon where they only emailed who they considered to be diverse kids and only gave pizza.