Phoenix School Of Roseburg vs. Umpqua Valley Christian School

Phoenix School is a special purpose school in Douglas County, Oregon, established in 1981 to serve at-risk youth who wish to continue their education but are unable to succeed in the public school system.

Phoenix School relies on public donations, grants, and some public education funds for its support.

We have the capacity to serve two hundred students per term.

The entire student population qualifies for the National School Lunch Program.

The student population reflects twice the level of community diversity.

We provide tuition free accredited middle school and high school alternative programs that respond to the five major reason youth drop out.

They are the Oregon Youth Service Corp, counseling for grief, substance and sexual abuse, a teen parent program and certified infant to toddler childcare.

Our school improvement data supplied to regulatory and accreditation agencies shows that we successfully engage, educate and transition at-risk youth.

Thank you for your interest in Umpqua Valley Christian Schools. Umpqua Valley Christian Schools is committed to partnering with you in your God-given responsibility to train up your children to develop Christ-like character through academic, spiritual and physical training.

As we depend upon God`s grace, Umpqua Valley Christian Schools strives to accomplish this considerable task by offering students in grades Pre-School through twelfth grade, a vibrant Christ-centered education that presents each subject from a distinctly Christian point of view.

UVC is fully accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (AdvancED/NWAC).

We are a member school of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and we are also a member of the Oregon Schools Activities Association (OSAA).

We provide an outstanding academic education and consistently compete at the highest levels of athletics.