News & Announcements

We introduced Michael to our singers at Everest Value last spring where he donated his book, Sing Your Way to College, to our students and spoke with them about following their dreams in music.

Value Schools was introduced to Ms. Deborah Santana last summer when she participated in a tour of Central City Value and the Everest Value construction site on Madison Avenue. Central City Value alumna and current USC student Chanel Williams led the tour and discussed her experience in high school.

Foundation Board member, Annie Wu, introduced the Wellesley Book Award to our high schools as a way of recognizing and celebrating female student leaders.

Value Schools is developing an educational relationship with the Griffith Park Observatory. Based on this relationship, we are providing our students with a pathway to explore this iconic site and boost our curricular experiences.

As we plan to celebrate the life of our friend and colleague Dr. Feager Pertilla on Saturday, Value Schools remembers how Dr. Pertilla demonstrated and lived our core values.

On behalf of the Value Schools Board of Directors, I want to tell you about some exciting changes to our senior leadership structure that will position us to broaden and deepen the services and opportunities we provide for the families we serve. This is all very good news!

Tom has pushed through snow, slid over ice, and rerouted for fire; he’s summited the highest peaks and searched for water in the driest of deserts. He’s done all this with wind-ripped tents, trail-torn shoes, and more blisters than he can count.

At long last we can bring you tangible evidence of all your efforts to create a campus worthy of the phenomenal Everest Value School community.

Recognizing students need more than basic language and math to be prepared for careers and life, board members Jeff Garcia, Vince Gonzales and Grant Cambridge reprised their “Financial Literacy” course for the fourth year.

At long last we can bring you tangible evidence of all your efforts to create a campus worthy of the phenomenal Everest Value School community.