AVID is a place where students come together to build skills and get support that help in all of our other classes. It's where to get help with content that's confusing, reflect on academic progress, and set goals for the short and long term. Most importantly, AVID is a community where students support and encourage each other. In a lot of ways, AVID is like your "home base" at school!

An ideal AVID student is someone who has what we call "individual determination"-- a drive to succeed--but knows that they need some help to reach their goals. Community and mutual support is at the center of what we do, but we know that each of us needs to push ourselves to succeed.

College and career readiness is a central focus of the AVID program. While college may not be part of everyone's academic journey, AVID students work on academic and professional skills that will help them, regardless of what they do after high school. AVID students learn and do research about colleges and careers, as well as going on college visits and field trips focused on careers.

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Students who join the AVID program in Middle School focus on preparing for high school and visualizing what comes next. In high school, AVID supports students through high school and every stage of the college application process. We also participate in volunteer projects throughout the year and learn about financial planning and job-related skills..

Click here to learn more about jobs students can apply to & volunteer opportunities.