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Welcome to Everest Value School

Our mission is to establish and support free, high quality, values-based charter schools for students historically underserved by traditional public schools.
 
Grounded in our values, our rigorous academic programs challenge our students to be a part of a rich Transitional Kindergarten through 8th Grade learning environment. We have high expectations for our students and we do everything we can to ensure our students reach these expectations. Join us as we create an exceptional school, an exceptional community, and exceptional lives.

What our students say:

•I belong in this academic community;
• My ability and competence grow with
my effort;
• I can succeed at this; and
• This work has value for me.

Independent Reading Challenge

In year 10, Everest is participating in a national reading challenge with Accelerated Reader. Every student from 2nd to 8th grade will take a book home to read, and when they pass a quiz, will earn points on this dashboard. We are hoping to read over 2500 books this year. We need your help to create time and space at home for your student to learn to love a good book. 
 
  • High School Graduates:97%
  • College Ready Graduates:83%
  • Accepted to 4-year Universities:73%

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Base Campers

Base Camp - Inspiring Students to Reach New Heights

Base Camp, created by Foundation Board Chair Grant Cambridge, gives our students the chance to hike local mountains in the fall and spring while receiving mentorship and inspiration to help them develop their potential. Our Foundation Board is committed to creating a variety of experiences to reach all our students.
Dr. Pearl Grimes and Dr. Sonu S. Ahluwalia, MD with Value Schools' students and Value Schools Board Char Vincent Gonzales.

Carry Foundation Inspiring Our Future Doctors from Value Schools

For many years, world-renowned dermatologist Dr. Pearl Grimes has been an inspiring mentor and advocate for Value Schools students. On Saturday, she hosted the second session of the CARRY Foundation Speaker Series, providing an invaluable experience for our aspiring doctors from University Prep and Central City Value High Schools. The students had the opportunity to meet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sonu S. Ahluwalia, MD, from Cedars-Sinai Hospital, along with medical student Nicole C. Oparaugo.

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