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CVC's Middle School empowers students to be justice seekers and community builders, bridging the digital divide as part of their mission to carry out God's kingdom work. Through the Teaching for Transformation (TfT) framework, teachers inspire students with real-world projects that encourage discipleship habits and address real needs. A recent project saw students teaching technology to senior residents, promoting intergenerational learning, empathy, and digital literacy.

Dive into the culture at CVC through the eyes of our students, staff, and parents.

CVC Interim Superintendent Blake Hiemstra welcomes students back for the 2024-25 school year.

Connie Branderhorst, also known as Señora B, has devoted her life to missionary work and child sponsorship. She established PuentesDR to assist families in the Dominican Republic by providing support in education, health, and nutrition. Her steadfast faith and dedication have positively impacted numerous lives, building bridges of hope and opportunity for a brighter future.

It all begins with a handshake. In the heart of Central Valley Christian Middle School, a unique tradition is taking root. It is the annual Cavalier Shake competition, an event that has become a beacon of excitement for CVC Middle School’s 7^th-graders and new 8^th-graders. 

A snapshot of the first day of school at CVCMS, as all 7th-graders and any new 8th-graders are divided at random as part of our House System or House Cup.

Fourth-grade students at CVC partnered with Salt + Light to make over 3,000 sandwiches for the homeless in Tulare County. They learned to view the homeless with dignity and compassion, transforming their perceptions and understanding that those affected are kind, loving individuals who may have faced significant trauma.