New Vision Charter School

In early February of 2004, a group of parents living in the Loveland, Colorado area began casual conversations about starting a charter school in the Thompson School District (TSD). Those initial conversations soon grew into a grass-roots effort to make a K-8 charter school a reality for students in the Loveland/Berthoud area by Fall 2005. The group proposed a new school called New Vision Charter School (NVCS) to Thompson School District. Our charter application was accepted in fall of 2005 and our school became a reality in Fall of 2006. At New Vision, we are committed to creating and sustaining a school that promotes academic excellence and sets high standards for the personal growth of all its students.

Since our start, we have been recognized for many achievements both academically and athletically. New Vision takes pride in breaking from tradition in order to do what is best for our students. We bring a new vision to education that has proven benefits for our students.

As Loveland's oldest charter school, New Vision Charter School has a rich history of providing quality education to students in the community. With a commitment to academic excellence, character development, and fostering a strong sense of community, New Vision Charter School has become a trusted institution among families in the Thompson School District and Northern Colorado. Through innovative teaching practices, diverse learning opportunities, and a supportive environment, the school prepares students for success in their academic pursuits and beyond. With a focus on individual growth, community engagement, and a forward-thinking mindset, New Vision Charter School continues to be a beacon of education in the Thompson School District. We are a K-8 public charter school in Loveland, Colorado, that focuses on individualized learning for every student, every day.