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Welcome to Value Schools

At Value Schools, we understand that selecting the perfect educational institution for your child as a significant decision. We are committed to creating an atmosphere of academic excellence, unlocking the full potential of students at all stages of their educational journey, and fostering, inclusive and supportive communities in neighborhoods that have traditionally lacked access to quality education.
 
With four school campuses in downtown Los Angeles, Value Schools is here to help your child thrive.
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Career Exploration at Value Schools

One of the exciting new ways to give back to our community is by creating a career exploration day at your business. We are asking our friends to create an interactive half- or full-day experience where students learn and explore the careers inside your business or organization. Opportunities like this provide our students a chance to connect their education with real world experience. We are asking our friends to create an interactive half- or full-day experience where students learn and explore the careers inside your business or organization. 
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  • High School Graduates:97%
  • College Ready Graduates:83%
  • Accepted to 4-year Universities:73%

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Students with Dr. Pearl Grimes and Dr. Swamy Venuturupalli

Career Exploration: Medical Careers

The CARRY Foundation and Value Schools Foundation in Action!

"Before today, I was not sure I could become a doctor, but with passion and dedication, I learned that anything is possible.”
–Tenth grade student
You can't miss this 3-minute video! Click here to meet our students from BEST 2024.

Back East Scholars Trip – The Best of BEST!

The Back East Scholars Trip (BEST) was initiated in 2013 by Board Chair Grant Cambridge. He noticed many of our graduating seniors chose not to attend college. A small percentage enrolled in local state institutions. Students didn’t feel they had access to schools beyond Los Angeles, and certainly not schools on the other side of the country. Prestigious schools like Harvard, MIT, Brown, or Columbia weren't considered.
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