Charting a New Course for American Education

Letter from Headmaster Ochoa

From our humble beginnings in a temporary rented space, the Valor Leander community has always been defined by courage. It takes true bravery to step into the unknown, to dream bigger than your circumstances, and to build something that has never existed before. I am proud to say that each of you—students, parents, and faculty—has been a true trailblazer, shaping a legacy that is inspiring not just within our walls, but throughout our entire city.

The path we’ve chosen hasn’t always been the easiest, but it has always been the boldest. By taking risks and embracing the adventure of growth, we’ve shown what’s possible when a community unites around a shared vision of human flourishing.

As we look ahead to completing our permanent campus, I invite you to continue this journey with us. Finishing our permanent campus will require sacrifice and dedication, not only for our children attending Valor Leander today, but also for the future students and the broader Leander community who will benefit from its presence for generations to come. Together, we can ensure that Valor Leander remains a place where courage and character are at the heart of everything we do.

Always forward,

Christopher Ochoa
Headmaster, Valor Leander

**An Unprecedented Demand for a Valor Education**

Valor Leander is the fastest-growing school in the history of Valor Education with a truly unprecedented demand from thousands of parents like you. Why? Because they know that a Valor education fosters wisdom, wonder, and authentic community.

We have worked tirelessly to ensure our temporary facility can accommodate the growing demand, but the time has come to complete a permanent campus that will serve our students for decades to come.

**We Must Build Today to Create a Unified Home for Decades to Come**

The plans have been created and the land is secured. Unless we partner together to raise the necessary funds to build our full permanent campus, we remain divided across two locations with the need to quickly cap our enrollment—turning away hundreds of families who are eager to join our community.