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This year’s Spring Showcase was an absolute blast! Our students put in the hard work to prepare their solos and group performances, bringing choreography and singing to life, all while glorifying God. We’re already looking forward to next year!🎶🎤 @vcfinearts
Honoring the heart of VCS 💙 Last week, we celebrated our incredible teachers and staff for their years of dedication and service. We're so thankful for the impact they've made, and continue to make, on our community. Here's to many more milestones ahead! ![]()
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25 Years- Drew Streeter & Troy Hanzal![]()
15 Years- Lisa O'Brien![]()
10 Years- Elizabeth Hales![]()
5 Years- Andrew Kaemingk, Justine Jaeger, Robin Rugg, Kittren Johnson, Kathy Cappellano, Eileen McFayden
What an amazing day at our 5th–8th Grade Instrumental Concert! Our talented students wowed us with the results of their hard work and dedication. We’re so proud of everything they’ve accomplished—bravo to all our young musicians! 👏🎺
"Our Town" came to life in a magical performance that moved the audience to tears. Our dedicated students poured their hearts into rehearsals, set design, and acting, delivering a truly fantastic show! 🌟🎭 @vcfinearts
Our recent art show was a stunning display of talent and devotion, as our students beautifully glorified Jesus through their creative works. From intricate drawings to innovative insects crafted from wire, there was no shortage of imagination and skill. Well done, high school students, for an inspiring showcase!💙👏 @vcfinearts
Meet your 2025 Rocket League Esports State Champions! These students worked so hard this season under the leadership of Jon Hunsaker and ended up victorious. We're so proud of them! Go, Trojans!👏🎮
🎉It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and we’re shouting it from the rooftops — WE LOVE OUR FACULTY & STAFF! 🙌💙 Every lesson, every prayer, every ounce of energy they pour into our students is shaping tomorrow’s culture changers for Christ. ![]()
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Let’s celebrate them BIG this week! 🎈Want to show your love or support? Visit valleychristianaz.org/appreciation/ to help bless our incredible team!
Junior High Trojan Tournament was one for the books 🎉Our students had an absolute blast as they split into colorful teams to battle it out in a day full of games and fun. Congratulations to the Blue team for coming out on top! At Valley Christian, we cherish these moments of connection and community building. They definitely made a splash! 🌊💙
Zoee is an amazing student and we're so proud of her efforts! Way to go!
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On April 4th and 5th, our Aerospace and Physics classes competed in the ACSI International Christian STEM Competition at Grand Canyon University against approximately 30 Christian schools from all over the country and even a few from outside the U.S. We sent 4 teams of students to the big competition this year. ![]()
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The Aerospace teams were informed of their challenge in advance and created an aircraft made entirely of paper, but with remote-control release mechanisms, to keep their unpowered aircraft in the air as long as possible and landing on a target. They also had to submit an Engineering Design Notebook over a month in advance and give a presentation to a panel of judges about their engineering design process and how they used scripture to guide them as a team. Our two Aerospace teams placed 7th and 14th!![]()
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The Physics students had 2 teams compete in the On-Site Design challenge, meaning that they had to solve an unknown engineering problem on the spot using only the provided materials, then test what they'd built and justify and explain it before a panel of judges. The standout team was VCS Folks, consisting of Calvin Gage '25, Cam Bergloff '26, Andrew Heck '26, and Hudson Pickett '26 who got an amazing 2nd place finish in the on-site design challenge and brought home a sizable trophy for their efforts. Not only did their mockup rocket-catching device meet all of the scoring criteria and build restrictions, but the team impressed the judges with their knowledge of momentum and acceleration, which they used to justify their design. Additionally, junior Alex Hons, who was on the other On-Site Design team, was awarded the Student Leadership Award for his efforts leading his team.![]()
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Way to go students! We're so proud!