Introduction to the AVID philosophy. Focuses on building self-confidence, communication skills, and college-ready academic skills such as peer collaboration, questioning strategies, goal setting, note-taking, organization, and self-advocacy.

Academic elective for motivated students intending to pursue a four-year college degree. Centers on research-based instructional routines in writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, reading, study habits, leadership, and self-advocacy.

See AVID 1 course description.

See AVID 1 course description.

See AVID 1 course description.

See AVID 1 course description.

Rigorous course for students intending to pursue a four-year degree. Focuses on entrance exams, career knowledge, study sessions, note-taking, and organizational skills.

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Continues focus on high school success, specifically goal setting, time management, and success in AP and IB courses.

Focuses on college entrance and placement exams, investigate admissions requirements, and the college application and scholarship process.

Fulfills Theory of Knowledge requirement for IB candidates. Open to all students.

Actively engages in the college admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, and transition to college academics.