According to Zoey Foley, junior and AVID student, students are learning many college preparatory skills.
Foley said,” I think AVID is very helpful in the process of helping us become aware that there are a lot of resources to look into when applying for college.”
According to Foley, students are currently planning beyond their high school education.
“I’m not really sure exactly what I want to do yet, but I’m figuring it out and I know that I have a lot of options of what I can choose from.”
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