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Student Support

Academic Resource MVCS provides a Resource program to effectively support students with minor learning challenges in collaboration with classroom teachers. Our full-time Resource Specialist is appropriately qualified to address learning deficits, primarily in the reading and/or study skills domains. 

Our resource program is not a function of special education, and we do not specifically follow IEPs as part of our curriculum.  At this time, our resource program is at capacity.  If your child has an IEP or a 504 plan, please contact our Admissions Office at admissions@mvcschool.org or (949) 465-1950 prior to submitting your application to determine whether we can effectively serve your student at MVCS.

MVCS Counseling Program (Whole-Hearted Learning)Mission: MVCS provides a comprehensive school counseling program that promotes Christ-like character and academic excellence by fostering a learning environment filled with truth, grace, hope and action. School counselors work closely with administrators, teachers, and parents to support all students in accomplishing their spiritual, academic and personal goals. 

Vision: To provide opportunities so that every MVCS student will be equipped to influence the world for Jesus.

Delivery Methods: Classroom Guidance Lessons, Workshops, Groups, and Individual Counseling

Classroom Guidance Instruction: Biblically based lessons on topics including Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Friendship Skills, Goal Setting and Responsible Decision Making.

Self-Awareness: Recognizing their own uniqueness as God's creation and finding  their true identity and worth in Christ. Acknowledging their thoughts and feelings and how their feelings relate to behavior.

Self Management: Lifting their emotions to God and managing them in a fruitful way; controlling their actions with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Social Awareness: Relating to other people and acting in a way that models Jesus's character.

Relationship Skills: Communication, cooperation and conflict resolution skills that
                                                            exemplifies the character of Jesus.

                                                           Responsible Decision Making: Making choices based on prayer and principles of the                                                                   Bible.

Why is learning about our emotions and how we relate to others important?
In order to "go and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit" we need to understand our identity in Christ and how to relate to to others so that we can effectively share the Gospel.