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WHAT IS AVID?

AVID (Advanced Via Individual Determination) is a language arts based curriculum with emphasis on the writing process and writing as a tool of learning.  In addition to inquiry and collaboration, AVID also provides students with academic survival skills, i.e., time management, note-taking, textbook reading, library research, test taking skills, and study skills. The Cornell note-taking system is taught and students are expected to use this system in all classes.

AVID is an elective course whose students receive 2 hours of instruction per week in college level entry skills, 2 hours per week in tutor lead study groups, and one hour per week in motivational activities and academic survival skills.  Field trips are an important aspect of this program.

Students are required to maintain a notebook and take notes based on the Cornell note-taking system.  Grades will be based on the quality of the notebook and notes, presentations, research, and class participation.

The goal of the AVID program is to prepare underrepresented students to enter and be successful in four-year colleges and universities.