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LVCP is the acronym for Livermore Valley Charter Preparatory High School.

LVCP is a brand new high school in Livermore, California.
LVCP's first year running was 2010-2011 school year. It had only Freshmen, with a class of 75 kids in total.

LVCP is a project based learning school and each student receives a school laptop to do their school work on during the school year.
They are best known for the award winning Model United Nations program, which has competed admirably against other high schools all over California in conferences their first year.

Students that attend LVCP love the small school environment and the amazing staff of inspiring teachers. LVCP is a safe learning environment for them where they can be themselves without being judged.
Student one: Dude, I can't wait for summer to be over....
Student two: What?! What high school do you go to?
Student one: LVCP. I love my school. It's so much fun.
Student two: I think you're crazy. I go to Granada and school is NOT fun....
Student one: That's because you don't go to LVCP.
Student two: Isn't it weird to only have 75 kids?
Student one: Nope, we're so close. Everyone is like family.
LVCP by LVCPstudent August 2, 2011
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