Val Verde Unified School District, and Riverside Community College, Moreno Valley Campus. There are also several private schools throughout the Valley. Unified School District school district, is to prepare all students academically and socially to be- come productive members of society. Rowena Lagrosa, District Superintendent, states it this way: "Moreno Valley Unified School District has a vision that is simple and powerful: We believe students in Moreno Valley should be as well educated as any in the world. We believe all stu- dents have the capacity to be high achievers. We believe people are the cornerstone of our district and students are the reason we are here." elementary schools, 6 middle schools, 4 comprehensive high schools, con- tinuation school, charter school, academic center, pre-school Head Start and an adult school. Valley also serves Perris and Mead Valley, has 19,500 students enrolled at 13 elementary schools, four middle schools, two high schools, a pre- school and a continuation school. school construction program. In 2006, the District opened an elementary school and middle school. In 2008 two new elementary schools opened, and in 2009 the district plans to open another middle school and a high school. are Moreno Valley Christian School, grades K-8, and Cavalry Chapel Christian School, grades K-12. ness leaders have access to private and public colleges and universities with a total of 22 campuses. The University of California Riverside is nearby, as is Loma Linda University, one of the nation's top medical schools. Moreno Valley Campus of choice in the Inland Empire with strong programs in health sciences, human, and public services. Each semester more than 8,000 students pur- sue associate's degrees, transfer to a four-year college or university, or earn a career certificate that qualifies them to enter their chosen field. among their school's strengths: · Curriculum and health care course offerings · Exceptional academic programs · Relationship with community ture campus development through the year 2024. The plan calls for tripling the numbers of classrooms, offices and labs in the next 15 to 20 years to address current shortages and projected growth. The campus may become an independent community college at some point. 16130 Lasselle St., Moreno Valley, CA 92551 (951) 571-6100 www.rcc.edu/morenovalley Lake Perris State Park for free. the Equestrian Center on Redlands Blvd. in the northeastern part of the City. |