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Valley Central Congratulates 2024-2025 HS Q4 Honor Roll Students

Valley Central School District congratulates all the high school students whose grade point average qualified them to be listed on the honor roll. We are proud of their academic achievement. Please join us in congratulating the following students: 9th Grade Mutahar Alshabibi, Bianca Baringer, Isabella Barone, Angela Barry, Isabella Becerra, Christopher Bedolla Guzman, Leianna Beers, …

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Class of 2026 Seniors Can Schedule Their Senior Portraits in August

Class of 2026, Legacy Studios will be holding additional senior portraits this summer in August. The photographers will also be returning in the fall, as well. We will be sure to update you when those fall dates have been confirmed. Please be mindful of these guidelines when scheduling your appointment: 1. Photographers will ensure a …

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Valley Central’s Commencement Ceremony streaming link is now available

Valley Central High School’s 67th Annual Commencement will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 28. To watch the graduation ceremony from your device, visit the link below.  Link to graduation stream: https://totalwebcasting.com/view/?func=VOFF&id=vcsd&date=2025-06-28&seq=1

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VCSD Announces Eight UPK Spots Available for September

Valley Central School District announces that there are eight open spots in the Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) program for the upcoming school year starting this September. In addition to these current vacancies, the district would like to remind families that UPK applications are accepted throughout the entire year. This flexibility is especially important for families who move into …

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VCSD voters approve 2025-26 proposed school budget

On May 20, Valley Central School District (VCSD) voters approved the district’s 2025-26 budget proposal of $133,800,000, 693 votes for to 329 against, as well as approved an $11,100,000 proposition to renovate and improve school district facilities 693 votes for to 327 against. Additionally, three board members were elected to serve a three-year term beginning …

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Parents/Guardians Take Note of these Important Year-End Dates

Valley Central Families,  As the end of the school year approaches, we want to ensure our families are well informed about a few adjustments to the end of year calendar.  These changes include scheduled half days.  Please review the important dates below so you can plan accordingly and support your child to finish the year …

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Valley Central School District for its Music Education by the NAMM Foundation

For the second year in a row the Valley Central School District has been recognized as one of the nation’s Best Communities for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation! VC is being recognized for our work in providing our students with opportunities and access to a quality music education. This national recognition is a community award, and …

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Valley Central’s Extracurricular Activities Create Pathways for Student Engagement and Belonging

Middle school, by design, is a stepping stone—a pathway from one stage of childhood development to another, linking elementary school and high school. Extracurricular clubs throughout Valley Central School District (VCSD), particularly at the middle school level, play an important role in connecting students with their school community. These clubs foster engagement with school activities, …

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