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Incoming Transfers

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Welcome to Valor!

As an incoming transfer student, we know that you have a lot on your mind. We’re here to help you with course selection, academic planning, summer assignments, co-curricular activities, and other opportunities to find your place here at Valor Christian High School.

While it may seem overwhelming to change high schools, rest assured that you are not alone. Every year we have several students transfer into Valor who are thriving, and you will find a strong sense of community through our small class sizes and an exciting campus life. 


Setting You Up For Success at Valor


Now that you have been admitted to Valor, please follow the three steps below to get you on your way to becoming a Valor Eagle! 

Questions? Please email our Academic & College Counseling Team.

STEP 1: Finish Enrollment

Families will receive an email from the Valor Enrollment Team explaining the next steps to secure your enrollment at Valor. The email will explain how to access your enrollment documents and tuition assistance award notifications, if applicable. If you did not complete your tuition assistance application by March 7, 2025, your award notification will be available at a later date. 

STEP 2: Course Planning

The Academic & College Counseling team is excited to begin working with your student to help them prepare for the transition to Valor. After you complete enrollment, a counselor will reach out to you within two weeks.

To help prepare, here is a link to our Curriculum Guide, which includes all of the courses we offer at Valor and the prerequisites needed to take the course. 

STEP 3: Placement Testing

Math - Transfer students are required to take a math placement test. This will help us in determining what math course the student is ready to take and if there there is any additional support needed for the course.

World Language - If you need or want to continue in a World Language (Spanish, French, Latin, or Chinese) course, you are required to take a placement test. 

English - If you are pursuing an Honors or AP level English class, you are required to take a placement test for English.

Please register here for a testing date. If you need to change your testing date, please re-register for a new date.

Important Information

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Students, Get Plugged In!

We encourage students to get involved and explore their individual interests and talents. The Valor website has a wealth of info on available opportunities in the arts, athletics, student clubs, leadership, STEM, and Discovery experiences. Learn about more student life opportunities here.

Social and Emotional Support

Valor has licensed counselors on staff to assist with social and emotional support needs. For more information, contact our Emotional Services Coordinator. Sources of Strength is a life-giving opportunity for students to get involved in peer mentorship groups, with meetings throughout the year. 

School Calendar

Refer to our school calendar to view all the fun events and activities going on at Valor Christian High School. The calendar includes all-school events, sporting events, student activities, arts, community events and academic nights. You can filter the calendar by your specific needs and preferences.

Additional Information & Resources

School Supplies

Students should bring very basic school supplies (pens, pencils, and a notebook) on the first day of school. Teachers will guide students on supplies needed for each class. Course lists will be emailed this summer, and books may be ordered through BNC Online Bookstore Store.

Attendance, Tardies, and Early Dismissal

Please call the attendance line at 303.471.3100 to notify us of excused absences. To call your student out for a mid-day appointment, please call the front desk at 303.471.3000. Students will need to sign out at the front desk. If a student is returning to campus, they will need to check back in with the front desk upon arrival.

Student ID Cards

All students, faculty, and staff are required to visibly wear their ID cards on a lanyard at all times while they are on campus. Replacement ID cards can be purchased from the Valor Center front desk for $25. Students may only have one active ID at a time.

Computer Recommendations/IT Help

We recommend that our students have access to a capable, modern computer to complete their coursework. We do not require a specific brand of device. Any modern computers, including Chromebooks, will be sufficient for your student. If you have specific questions about capabilities or any computer issues, please email our IT Help Desk team.

Information & Updates

Families will receive the majority of the necessary information from the Valor Weekly Newsletter, which is sent via email to students and parents on Saturdays at 2 p.m. Watch for periodic email updates from Valor as well. If you are not receiving communications, please email communications@valorchristian.com.

Parent Involvement

We love our parent volunteers! To learn about volunteer opportunities, parent Bible studies, or other opportunities to get involved and meet other parents, visit our parent page.

 

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We’re here to help!

What additional questions do you have? Please feel free to call the Valor Front Desk at 303.471.3000 and they will get you connect you with the appropriate person.