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Agricultural/Industrial Engineering - Welding
Agricultural/Industrial Engineering - Welding
This program is great for students that like to work hands-on. Students learn: mechanical drawing, computer solids modeling, welding skills (SMAW, GMAW,OAW, GTAW), metal fabrication skills, and machining techniques. The shop is outfitted with high tech tools such as: 30 laptop computers with SolidWorks, 3D ABS plastic printer, CNC plasma table, hydraulic shears, sheet metal brake, tube bender, Lincoln Electric and Miller welders and also a metal cutting lathe. Students have the opportunity to compete in welding and fabrication contests through SkillsUSA and also their projects compete through the FFA in the San Bernardino County Fair. Students leave with the skills necessary to: get a job in the welding and fabrication business, continue their welding education at Victor Valley College, continue their engineering interests at a four year college, or just be able to build or repair something in their garage.
Contact: Casey Penfold
Email: casey_penfold@avusd.org
Animal ScienceS
Animal ScienceS
This is a four-year pathway that enables students to learn animal management and veterinarian science.
Coordinator - Duane Penfold
Email: duane_penfold@avusd.org
AVEX - Apple Valley Engineering Extension
AVEX - Apple Valley Engineering Extension
The AVEX Program provides an opportunity for students to explore their innovative side by analyzing problems, and designing solutions using 21st-Century tools such as 3D Printers, CNC Machines, Laser Cutters, and other advanced manufacturing technology.
Coordinator: Tyler Haglund
Email: tyler_haglund@avusd.org
AVID - Advancement Via Individual Determination
AVID - Advancement Via Individual Determination
AVID is an academic regularly scheduled elective class based on writing as a tool of learning, inquiry method, and collaborative grouping. The three main components of the program are academic instruction, tutorial support, and motivational activities.
Coordinator Contact: Demetrius Holmes
Email: demetrius_holmes@avusd.org
Auto
Auto
Auto 1 is an Introductory class that teaches the theory and operation of the Automobile incorporating hands-on training of basic services. Automotive technology is a three year pathway where the second and third year focuses on more advanced service, repairs and diagnostics. Students perform these tasks on shop vehicles as well as vehicles brought in by students, staff and community members.
Automotive Tools
Automotive Careers
Vehicle Systems
Alternative Fuels, Hybrid Drive, and Diesel
Contact: Josh Dollar
Email: josh_dollar@avusd.org
CAMP - Computer And Media Pathway
CAMP - Computer And Media Pathway
CAMP envisions students of various abilities and backgrounds using technology to improve their individual academic achievement as well to enhance their career opportunities and options. CAMP graduates will demonstrate industry-ready skills, attitudes, and behaviors that will enable them to enter the informational technology or media arts profession directly or to continue their post-secondary education.
Coordinator: Gretchen Peratt
Email: gretchen_peratt@avusd.org
Construction Technology
Construction Technology
In this course, students discover and develop their skills in the craft and trade of Carpentry. This course is designed to serve students with limited background in carpentry and to serve students who enjoy learning through creativity and hands-on projects. Students will demonstrate their knowledge and skill level by completing several projects. The course includes the use of basic and advanced tools and equipment, as well as special materials.
Instructor: Joshua Rees
Email: joshua_rees@avusd.org
Drama
Drama
The Drama Department at AVHS meets or exceeds theatre programs in most comprehensive high schools. The curriculum includes both Drama I, Advanced Drama classes, and Theatre Production classes, all of which satisfy F Requirement of the UC/CSU A-G Requirements. In the Theatre Production class you get to try out lighting, sound, costuming, makeup, and stage management. The program produces two major productions per year supported by the Sundevil Actors’ Guild.
Contact: Emily Ruiz
Email: emily_ruiz@avusd.org
Graphic Communications
Graphic Communications
Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign are part of the official training series for adobe graphics and publishing software. The lessons are designed to let you learn at your own pace. You’ll learn the fundamental concepts and features you’ll need to master the program.
Instructor: Marianne Watson
Email: Marianne_watson@avusd.org
Journalism I - Newspaper
Journalism I - Newspaper
Through planning the newspaper both in design and deadlines, Students will learn 21st century skills. Students will learn interview and writing skills.
Contact: Kandice Adams
Journalism III - Yearbook
Journalism III - Yearbook
Through planning the yearbook both in design and deadlines, Students will learn 21st century skills. Students will learn interview and writing skills. Students will learn how to compose and edit photos. Students will have real life deadlines from the plant, and learning how to develop and stick with a budget. Students will have to make decisions about the culture of the school and the ethical responsibility of being a journalist in the 21st century.
Contact: Kandice Adams
MAHST - Medical and Health Science Technologies
MAHST - Medical and Health Science Technologies
MAHST Academy
Want to be in the Medical Field? Join the MAHST Academy and become a member of HOSA-Future Health Professionals to explore all the different jobs and skills that are used in the health care industry.
Contact: Stephanie Arredondo, Coordinator
Music
Music
Apple Valley High School offers a wide variety of courses for students who express an interest in music. Students may choose from band, choral music, and music performance (guitar). The music program at Apple Valley High School has been a vibrant community of musicians for over thirty years.
Contact: Patty Thayer
Email: patty_thayer@avusd.org
Contact: Ali Naim
Email: ali_naim@avusd.org
Visual Arts
Visual Arts
Visual Arts courses include Beginning and Advanced Drawing and Painting, and Advanced Placement Studio Art. AP Studio Art was introduced to provide more challenging opportunities for this unique group of individuals. AP course offerings include: AP 3D Design, AP 2D Design, and AP Drawing.
Contact: Lourdes Anderson
Email: lourdes_anderson@avusd.org
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