AVID: College and Career Readiness Program

 
What is AVID?
 
Background
Purpose and Goals
 
A 
college 
and
 career readiness
program
A 
direct support system 
for
students who have a desire to
be academically 
successful
.
Provides 
tools
 that will help
students 
OWN
 their learning.
 
What is AVID?
 
The AVID mission
 
 
AVID's mission is to close the achievement
gap by preparing all students for college
readiness and success in a global society.
 
A
dvancement
V
ia
 I
ndividual
D
etermination
 
Has academic potential
Average to high test scores
2.0 – 3.5 GPA
C-/B average students
Middle of the road
College potential with 
support
Desire and determination
Highly 
Motivated
, just needs 
tool
to 
support
 them academically
 
 
The AVID elective student profile
 
AVID students are enrolled in at
least 
ONE
 Pre-AP class, of 
THEIR
choice.
Math, Science, History, ELA
Consider strengths when deciding
To 
push
 the student
To show them that they are
capable
 
 
 
Pre-AP Classes
 
What do we learn in the
AVID elective?
 
Curriculum
Structure of the class
 
Focused Note-Taking strategies
Collaboration and Communication skills
Problem Solving skills
Maximize critical thinking abilities/opportunities
Attain/improve organizational skills
Inquiry
Relational Capacity
Helps students develop confidence
Ownership of learning
 
 
 
 
The AVID Curriculum
 
Strategies for Success that Support Student
Determination:
 
Every AVID student keeps an AVID
binder
3 inch binder
Notebook paper
Tab dividers – one for every class
Pencil pouch complete with at least
two pencils, pens and highlighters all
year
Planner to write down assignments
Please see student examples
 
The AVID Binder
 
Examples of Student Binders
 
Planner
Use
 
Tabs for
each
class
 
3 inch Binder
 
A sample week in the 
AVID
 Elective
 
Sample Daily
 
Schedule
 
Curriculum:
Writing
College and Careers
Strategies for Success
Critical 
Thinking and Inquiry
 
Tutorials:
Collaborative Study Groups
Writing Groups
Strategic process teaching kids
how to problem solve and
communicate
 
A quick fix and will not work without
student determination, initiative, effort,
and drive.
Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Cheek are here to
teach, model, and facilitate proven,
effective strategies to help you succeed.
AVID does not guarantee you will become
a straight A student, your level of effort will
determine that.
 
What AVID is not…
 
Taking AVID will instill the
necessary skills to be successful at
any type of college.
Success looks different for each
student.
It takes drive and determination
to achieve student success.
 
Benefits of AVID
 
AVID at FCMS
 
How has AVID helped your student?
 
Parent Testimony
Avid has helped my
student to be more
organized.
He’s more mature and he
can handle his priorities.
My Student has
enjoyed the class.
AVID has been a great experience for
my son, teaching him better study
and homework habits and holding
him accountable for writing
assignments down in his agenda.
His grades are up, his confidence is boosted…
AVID is helping him develop
the skills and habits he
needs to be a successful
student.
 
How has AVID helped you?
 
Student Testimony
It has helped keep
me organized. My
binder doesn’t look
like it exploded.
I actually use my planner.
I like AVID and can’t
wait to take it again
next year.
I like tutorial days! Getting help from
peers is the best!
It helped teach me
how to take good
notes.
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking
Interpersonal Skills
Communication Skills
 
AVID at FCMS
Please visit our campus
website for more
information and to apply.
Please contact
Dawne Sanders
with any questions.
 
To apply please visit:
https://www.fortbendisd.com/domain/13438
 
 
Application are due February 28
th
Interviews will be March 3
rd
 during the
school day
 
Applications and Interviews
 
AVID Site Team
 
Admin
 - Dr. Shannon Williams
Counselor
 – Liz Tanaka
Site Coordinator/Elective Teacher 
– Dawne Sanders
Math
 – Melanie Bates, Lester McCoy,
Jennifer Pijanowski
Science
 – Sandrea Cheek (6
th
 grade AVID elective),
Fauzia Haque, Sonia McMichael
ELA
 – Pamela Guidry, Reagan Jones
Social Studies 
– Jason Wilson
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AVID is a college and career readiness program designed to support students who aspire for academic success. With a mission to close the achievement gap, AVID equips students with the tools to take ownership of their learning, offering strategies for success, Pre-AP classes, and a structured curriculum that fosters skills like note-taking, collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Students in AVID develop confidence and accountability through resources like the AVID binder.

  • AVID
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  • Academic Success
  • Achievement Gap
  • Student Support

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  1. What is AVID? Background Purpose and Goals

  2. What is AVID? A college and career readiness program A direct support system for students who have a desire to be academically successful. Provides tools that will help students OWN their learning.

  3. The AVID mission Advancement Via Individual Determination AVID's mission is to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society.

  4. The AVID elective student profile Has academic potential Average to high test scores 2.0 3.5 GPA C-/B average students Middle of the road College potential with support Desire and determination Highly Motivated, just needs tool to support them academically

  5. Pre-AP Classes AVID students are enrolled in at least ONE Pre-AP class, of THEIR choice. Math, Science, History, ELA Consider strengths when deciding To push the student To show them that they are capable

  6. What do we learn in the AVID elective? Curriculum Structure of the class

  7. The AVID Curriculum Strategies for Success that Support Student Determination: Focused Note-Taking strategies Collaboration and Communication skills Problem Solving skills Maximize critical thinking abilities/opportunities Attain/improve organizational skills Inquiry Relational Capacity Helps students develop confidence Ownership of learning

  8. The AVID Binder Every AVID student keeps an AVID binder 3 inch binder Notebook paper Tab dividers one for every class Pencil pouch complete with at least two pencils, pens and highlighters all year Planner to write down assignments Please see student examples

  9. Examples of Student Binders 3 inch Binder Planner Use Tabs for each class

  10. A sample week in the AVID Elective Sample DailySchedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday AVID Tutorials AVID Tutorials Binder Evaluations Curriculum Curriculum Speakers Team Building Activities Curriculum: Writing College and Careers Strategies for Success Critical Thinking and Inquiry Tutorials: Collaborative Study Groups Writing Groups Strategic process teaching kids how to problem solve and communicate 11

  11. What AVID is not A quick fix and will not work without student determination, initiative, effort, and drive. Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Cheek are here to teach, model, and facilitate proven, effective strategies to help you succeed. AVID does not guarantee you will become a straight A student, your level of effort will determine that. 12

  12. Benefits of AVID Taking AVID will instill the necessary skills to be successful at any type of college. Success looks different for each student. It takes drive and determination to achieve student success. 13

  13. AVID at FCMS

  14. Parent Testimony How has AVID helped your student? He s more mature and he can handle his priorities. His grades are up, his confidence is boosted

  15. Student Testimony How has AVID helped you? It has helped keep me organized. My binder doesn t look like it exploded. I actually use my planner.

  16. AVID at FCMS Problem Solving Critical Thinking Interpersonal Skills Communication Skills Please contact Dawne Sanders with any questions. Please visit our campus website for more information and to apply.

  17. Applications and Interviews To apply please visit: https://www.fortbendisd.com/domain/13438 Application are due February 28th Interviews will be March 3rd during the school day

  18. AVID Site Team Admin - Dr. Shannon Williams Counselor Liz Tanaka Site Coordinator/Elective Teacher Dawne Sanders Math Melanie Bates, Lester McCoy, Jennifer Pijanowski Science Sandrea Cheek (6th grade AVID elective), Fauzia Haque, Sonia McMichael ELA Pamela Guidry, Reagan Jones Social Studies Jason Wilson

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