Whether you are a reunion regular or returning after many years away, this special weekend is your opportunity to revisit cherished memories and look ahead to exciting new chapters.
Reconnect with lifelong friends, build new connections, and experience the spirit of our community all over again.
Walk campus. Revisit the Chapel. Make Cathedral your weekend backdrop. Gather beneath the Sedona night sky.
Every class is welcome. These classes celebrate a milestone reunion in 2027:
Verde Valley School turns 80 in 2028. Mark your calendar for the celebration on campus.
June 8-11, 2028Tentative dates
Do we have your updated email? We send limited print materials and rely primarily on email for invitations, schedules, and event updates. Please take a moment to update your contact information so you don’t miss anything.
Reach out to your classmates early and start planning your class gathering. You can also serve as a class representative, reunion liaison, or storyteller for your class year. The Advancement office is happy to help with class lists and outreach.
We would love to hear what you’ve been up to. Even if you can’t attend, send a personal update so your classmates can reconnect and celebrate your journey.
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A gift to Verde Valley School is an investment. Its dividends are not tracked on a balance sheet. They are counted in our hearts, and in every student who leaves here ready to be a citizen of the world, as you did.
Many alumni make that investment a little at a time. A small recurring gift is easier to afford than one large sum, and together those gifts form the baseline of our annual fund. The annual fund is needed every year. It pays for special programs such as Project Period, Field Expeditions and weekend trips, for scholarships, and for the operating expenses that tuition does not cover.
The endowment is the long view of the same investment. Improved financial rigor has given the school an endowment fund set up to protect the principal, which helps ensure the long-term financial stability of the school.
This is less about giving back than about helping the school keep doing for today’s students what it did for you.
Explore ways to give Seven Warriors Annual Fund VVS Endowment Arizona Tax Credit
For more information, to update your details, share an update, or get involved with your class, please contact: advancement@vvsaz.org
Remember all the traditions that led up to actually getting your class ring? And then having to wear it backwards until graduation? These traditions have changed over the years, let's create a story board. What led up to getting your class ring? Email Us!
Your class ring marks the years you spent here, the community you were part of, and the person you became.
Alumni - order your replacement class ring directly from Randy Montoya (rmontoyajewelry@gmail.com, 505-501-2676).
The Chapel is the heart of VVS. And the personalized bricks are a sacred way to "leave a note" to all of the alumni and friends that pass through. Leave your name — or someone else's — permanently part of this place. A brick is a small way to make a lasting mark.
Wear it on campus. Wear it after. VVS gear is for students, families, and alumni who carry this place with them — wherever life has taken them since Sedona.
Photo Credit: Tim Fuller '65 and Finley Heller '24
Video Credit: The talented members of the class of 2024 Finley Heller, Koel Suby and Liam Friederici