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Eight-figure grant award is largest in school network history, will support co-taught K-12 classrooms and fund capital improvements.

VCP has earned the distinction of being the #6 best public charter school in all of Indiana, according to U.S. News and World Report.

VCP veteran educator selected from more than 30 top-flight candidates to lead standalone VCP Middle School starting in 2025-2026.

VCP faculty, staff, and students honor teacher Amber Morgan’s legacy alongside her family during Firehawks girls basketball games.

Axios spoke with VCP 7-12 School Principal Chelsea Easter in an extended interview about grant funding impacts.

Just 5 Marion County school networks named grant winners with VCP the only charter institution to win support.

Trailblazer Program develops internal talent amidst difficult job market to create sustainable student outcomes.

Victory College Prep was awarded $150,000 as part of a $4 million grant for the College Matters program funded by The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, in partnership with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education to increase college enrollment in Marion County.

VCP wins $250,000 grant prize as part of award for Educational Excellence in Student Pathways from the Indiana Department of Education.

Victory College Prep (VCP) has earned a top spot in state test rankings among 95 other schools in Center Township. The data shows that VCP scored in the top 10 in every category and in the top 5 for some.

Victory College Prep educators uphold the values they teach their students. Our teachers are here to make a difference, and to no surprise, the Indianapolis community has noticed as well.

The VCP College and Career Readiness Team and Ball State partner to offer dual credit to high school juniors and unlock Indiana College Core access.

The Mentor Program encourages collaboration that produces better outcomes for students.

Community leader calls for collaboration in the sale of IPS school building to VCP.

Facility acquisition aligns to VCP strategic plan for purposeful expansion by 2025.

Outdoor learning space grows more than plants as students develop vital social skills.