For ten years, Sr. Prep has been shaping bilingual, high-achieving students in Ontario.
Against the limitations of leased space and no facility-specific funding, our school community has achieved so much at the Four Rivers Cultural Center and Museum.
Now, we are ready for the next chapter.
With a high school home of our own, students and teachers will have the space to grow, thrive, and build on our success.
Join us in Soaring to New Heights as we transform an old newspaper building into a lasting home for students and Ontario's future. We invite alumni, parents, and friends to rally behind this ambitious $200,000 goal and help make a $3 million renovation possible.
How are we funded?
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How Can You Support the Soar?
Your gift will help create new learning spaces designed to inspire excellence, collaboration, and growth. By investing in Sr. Prep, you are fueling the next generation of movers and shakers, preparing bilingual, capable, and confident students to contribute to our community and beyond.
An Old Newspaper Building to a New High School Home
Located just a short walk from Treasure Valley Community College, this new space is a natural fit for Sr. Prep students, who take college courses at TVCC with tuition covered by Four Rivers while earning high school and college credit.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to thoughtfully repurpose an existing building, stewarding our community’s resources while creating space for a new chapter and the stories still to come.
BUILT IN 1978
We’re grateful for the stories this building has held through the years, and for the new ones waiting to begin. Soon, its halls will carry the footsteps, dreams, and milestones of generations of students still to come.
PURCHASED DEC. 2025
Since purchasing the building, we have taken it back to its beginnings. Behind its empty concrete walls is a blank canvas, waiting to be transformed into a place where students can learn, grow, and write the next chapter of its story.
Every dollar helps transform this empty building into 16 student-centered spaces.
SOON A HIGH SCHOOL HOME
Public charter schools do not receive funding for facilities, so this $3 million renovation will be made possible by people who believe in the future of Ontario students. With the generosity of families, friends, community partners, and grantors, we hope to close the gap through community support and pursue a commercial loan only as a last resort.
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