Victory Schools | 2026–2027 First Quarter Edition
A new school year brings new opportunities, exciting milestones, and countless reasons to celebrate across the Victory Schools network!
We are excited to share the latest edition of The Victory Voice, our quarterly magazine highlighting the incredible students, dedicated staff, innovative programs, and community partnerships that make Victory Schools special.
This edition is particularly meaningful as we celebrate 10 years of Victory’s vision and growth, reflecting on our journey from one school to a network serving more than 1,600 students across multiple communities and educational programs.
From championship performances and new educational opportunities to groundbreaking technology and campus improvements, here’s a look at what’s happening across Victory Schools!
Celebrating 10 Years of Victory
In a special message, Victory Schools Founder and CEO Nick Schuerman reflects on the organization’s journey since the inception of Victory Collegiate Academy in 2017.
What began as one school with a commitment to providing equitable educational opportunities has grown into a diverse network serving students with different learning needs, backgrounds, and aspirations.
As Victory enters its tenth year, our commitment remains stronger than ever: creating opportunities for every student to learn, grow, and succeed.
Innovation and New Opportunities for Students
At Victory Deaf Academy, students and staff are helping shape the future of accessible communication through an exciting collaboration with GoVoBo, an artificial intelligence company developing technology designed around the communication needs of Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.
Meanwhile, our Victory family in Mexico is expanding access to early childhood education with a new preschool program supporting young children with special needs.
Across Victory Autism Academy, student-operated Victory Cafés are turning everyday activities into meaningful learning experiences. Students practice customer service, communication, money management, teamwork, and independence while developing valuable real-world skills.
Investing in Our Students and Campuses
At Victory, learning goes beyond the classroom!
This quarter, we highlight major investments in playgrounds, play fields, and recreational spaces across several Victory Autism Academy campuses.
These improvements reflect our belief that movement, exploration, and play are essential parts of student development, supporting physical growth, social interaction, emotional regulation, and overall well-being.
Our general education campuses are also strengthening their focus on academic excellence through improved instructional resources, assessment practices, and student-centered teaching strategies.
Celebrating Athletic Achievements
Our Victory student-athletes continue to make us proud!
Victory Hooptown Academy celebrated its second boys basketball tournament championship of the fall season, highlighted by an impressive 44-point championship-game performance from sophomore captain Andy Parra.
At Victory Collegiate Academy, the Knights Girls Volleyball team earned its second consecutive appearance in the CAA Junior High Division 1 State Playoff Tournament, demonstrating tremendous growth and determination.
Victory Futures Academy also reached exciting milestones with the launch of its inaugural Varsity Girls Volleyball and Varsity Boys Soccer programs, establishing new traditions and opportunities for Spartan student-athletes.
Strengthening Our Partnership With Grand Canyon University
Our growing partnership with Grand Canyon University (GCU) continues to open doors for students and staff across the Victory network.
From mentorship and volunteer opportunities to career exploration and professional development, the partnership provides meaningful experiences that extend beyond traditional classroom learning.
This edition highlights Victory’s participation in GCU’s inaugural Canyon Civic Conference, the Changing Lives Outreach Program, and new career exploration opportunities for Victory Futures Academy students through the ALL IN SPORTS Foundation.
Together, we are creating connections that help students discover new possibilities for their futures.
Recognizing the People Behind the Mission
Every successful school depends on dedicated individuals working behind the scenes.
This quarter, we recognize JR Zugaste from our District Office Maintenance Team for leading Victory’s first hands-on custodial training initiative.
By bringing campus custodial teams together to strengthen practical maintenance skills, this initiative promotes collaboration, professional growth, and safer, well-maintained learning environments for our students.
It’s another example of how teamwork makes a difference throughout the Victory network.
Read the Full Q1 Edition of The Victory Voice!
These stories are just a glimpse of the incredible things happening across Victory Schools.
Our first-quarter edition is filled with inspiring achievements, exciting developments, and meaningful examples of our mission in action.
We invite our families, staff, community partners, and supporters to explore the full magazine and celebrate the people who make Victory Schools a special place to learn and grow.
Thank you for being part of the Victory family and helping us continue to create opportunities for every student.
One Mission. One Community. One Victory.
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