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Castro Valley High School AVID students work diligently to develop the skills to be successful in college, and the data shows they continue to be successful beyond high school. To learn more, scroll down.
Castro Valley High School AVID students work diligently to develop the skills to be successful in college, and the data shows they continue to be successful beyond high school. To learn more, scroll down.
To support our AVID students with scholarships and laptops for college so that they can have the tools they need for continued success, donate via Castro Valley Educational Foundation.
To support our AVID students with scholarships and laptops for college so that they can have the tools they need for continued success, donate via Castro Valley Educational Foundation.
Under "How would you like your donation used?," select "AVID Program."
Under "How would you like your donation used?," select "AVID Program."
Past and present AVID sponsors: (under construction)
Initial College Enrollment
Initial College Enrollment
Percent of CVHS AVID graduates who enroll in college the fall after graduation, by high school graduation year (the national average is 62%).
CVHS AVID students enroll in college at high levels.
CVHS AVID students enroll in college at high levels.
Nationwide, 62% of high school seniors enroll in college the fall following graduation. CVHS AVID students consistently surpass this average.
Nationwide, 62% of high school seniors enroll in college the fall following graduation. CVHS AVID students consistently surpass this average.
College Persistence
College Persistence
Nationwide: percent of college students who enroll in their second year of college, by high school graduation year.
Nationwide, 1 out of 5 new college students do not continue into their 2nd year of college.
Nationwide, 1 out of 5 new college students do not continue into their 2nd year of college.
CVHS AVID students persist in college.
CVHS AVID students persist in college.
Percent of CVHS AVID students who, once enrolled in college, persist to their second year of college (by CVHS graduation year).
CVHS AVID students have the skills to be successful in college, so are more likely to continue.
CVHS AVID students have the skills to be successful in college, so are more likely to continue.
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