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AVID, or Advancement Via Individual Determination, targets self-motivated students in the academic middle (B, C, and D students). Students are prepared for the rigor of college academics by building inquiry-based study skills and are supported in the college application and selection process.
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Partnerships with area colleges offer pathways to higher education and provide students with opportunities to earn early college credit both in school and on college campuses.
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The Advanced Placement Incentive Program (APIP) program creates a culture of academic rigor. Beginning in grades 7-8, APIP helps students view themselves as future AP students while developing the skills for AP success.The goal is to prepare all students in grades 7-12 to successfully participate in AP courses, exams, and college-level academics.
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The Department of School Counseling in cooperation with the Office of Parent Engagement strengthens the link
between students, families, and high school \ counselors in the college application and selection process. Emphasis is on helping parents and students navigate the college experience, from researching colleges to applying for financial aid.