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Willamette Valley Christian School exists: To provide students with a Christ-centered education that maintains high academic standards in a safe nurturing environment; To partner with parents in the training and education of their children; To provide students with the spiritual and educational foundations that will enable them to be godly, knowledgeable, and courageous adults; and To equip students to impact their world for Christ.
Use the following process to guide you through the application
process. The following items need to be completed and turned
in before the admission process can proceed:
Step One:
- Apply online throughthis link on theschool
website at www.WVCS.org.
- Additional paperwork will be required such as:
- Parent Survey
- Before/After School Care Form
- (PK-8) Student Information Form
- (6-12 ) Student reference forms
- (6th-12th only) - one from a pastor or pastoral staff and one
from a teacher
- Nonrefundable application fee of $25 per student, submitted
with application. This is for NEW STUDENTS ONLY.
Returning students are not required to submit a new application and
application fee.
- Copies of current report cards, standardized test scores,
specialized test results (e.g. IEP, 504 plan)
Step two: A family interview and grade-level testing must
be conducted before acceptance and placement. The office will
contact families for available testing dates.
- Step three: Following notice of student placement,
families must meet with the Finance Officer to complete and sign
the Financial Agreement. Depending on the date of admission,
the registration and comprehensive fees may be required at that
time.
Financial Assistance: A separate Financial Assistance
Application must be completed and submitted with the $30
application fee, along with the Application for Admission.
The admission process may be delayed if forms and fees are not
turned in.
Grades: PK-5 | 192 students8.2 miles 395 Marion Street NE Salem, OR 97301 (503) 375-5764
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
511/22/2024
Our 4 kids went there, with our youngest going PreK–12th once they opened up their PreK. Great staff that love the Lord and their students. Family atmosphere. I also worked there for 10 years and still sub sometimes, and every time I'm there I'm thankful my kids were able to go there. Top-notch academically, my kids felt well prepared for college.
- Posted by Parent - Laura
57/24/2015
I love the WVCS family! My daughter feels that this school is her second family. It is a small school, with an amazing family of teachers, students and parents!
- Posted by Parent - enigh
57/24/2015
My family has been involved in WVCS for years and when I moved to the area and became familiar with it, I knew I could immediately call it home. I knew my kids would attend here, I knew I wanted to work here, and it has been a HUGE blessing! I get to work with amazing staff and be around great students and families. It is a community and second family. I also feel welcomed, supported and encouraged by the administration and board.
- Posted by Teacher - cbcre
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