AVID focuses on preparing students for college by providing them with skills and strategies needed for success in higher education.

The program emphasizes critical thinking, organization, time management, note-taking, and collaborative learning.

AVID places a strong emphasis on writing as a tool for learning. Students in the program are taught to express themselves clearly and coherently in various formats.

Inquiry skills are also developed, encouraging students to ask questions, think critically, and engage with their learning material.

AVID helps students develop strong organizational skills, teaching them how to manage their time effectively, keep track of assignments, and stay on top of their academic responsibilities.

Students use tools like planners and organizational systems to stay organized and prioritize tasks.

AVID provides academic support through peer tutoring, where students help each other with challenging coursework under the guidance of a trained AVID teacher.

Tutors, often college students or professionals, help students navigate difficult subjects and reinforce learning concepts.

AVID helps students explore potential career paths and understand the connection between education and future career opportunities.

Exposure to college and career resources helps students set goals for their future and make informed decisions about their academic and professional pathways.

AVID provides academic support through peer tutoring, where students help each other with challenging coursework under the guidance of a trained AVID teacher.

Tutors, often college students or professionals, help students navigate difficult subjects and reinforce learning concepts.

AVID fosters a collaborative learning environment where students work together in small groups to support one another academically.

Collaborative study groups help students develop social and academic skills, learn from each other, and build a sense of community within the classroom.