According to Zoey Foley, AVID student and junior, AVID students are learning many college preparatory skills.
She said, “I’ll be a senior next year, so I need to know my options and what resources are out there that I can use so I know what school I want to go to.”
According to Foley, AVID students are learning more about colleges.
She said, “Even though I think there is a time where you do outgrow the class, I do think it has many benefits in helping with learning about colleges.”
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