Making Our New School A Home
A $1 Million Campaign for Temecula Valley Charter School’s New Campus
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Why This Campaign Matters
Temecula Valley Charter School is building its first permanent campus after more than 30 years of serving students in Riverside County. Opening in late fall 2026, the new campus will support students from Kindergarten through 8th grade in a space designed for learning, connection, and growth.While construction costs are covered, community support is what transforms a building into a true school home. Your gift helps fund the trees, furnishings, learning spaces, and gathering areas that will shape daily life for TVCS students and families for years to come.
Ways to Give
There are many meaningful ways to support TVCS and help bring our new campus to life. Choose the opportunity that feels right for you and become part of the TVCS story.
Shaping the Future of TVCS
Learning Environments
Support classrooms and spaces equipped with the furnishings, tools, and lab resources students need to stay focused, engaged, and prepared for the future.
Programs & Innovation
Help expand hands-on programs rooted in whole-child education, including academics, arts, sciences, athletics, and enrichment that prepare students for high school, college, and beyond.
Community Spaces
Create outdoor and shared spaces, from playgrounds to shaded gathering areas, that foster connection, wellness, and a welcoming campus experience for families.
Make a Visible Impact on Our Campus
Help fund key spaces and resources that directly support student learning, creativity, and community.
Why Families and Supporters Give
Every gift helps create a welcoming, supportive place where students are known, challenged, and prepared for the future.
“This is more than just a school — it feels like a family.”
“We came here because it was different. The focus wasn’t on fitting our child into a mold, it was about finding the right way for them to learn and grow.”
“The new campus isn’t just about buildings. It’s about creating opportunities and showing families and the community that we’re here to stay.”
“TVCS is the oldest charter school in Riverside County, and after more than 30 years, we are finally building a permanent home for our students and families. While we have secured the funding for construction, making our new school a true home, complete with the classrooms, labs, playgrounds, and gathering spaces our students deserve, depends on community support. Together, we can give our children an exceptional place to learn, grow, and thrive.”
Dr. Charity Plaxton-Hennings
Superintendent
Help Build the Future of TVCS
Your support helps transform our new campus into a true home. A place where TVCS students are known, supported, and inspired to thrive for generations.