Chatham County Schools Application for AVID Interview
Complete this form to apply for the AVID Elective.
Email *
What is AVID?
AVID, an acronym for Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a nationally recognized non-profit college readiness system with the mission to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society.  For all high school students the instructional strategies in the AVID college readiness system are used schoolwide and emphasize writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, reading, and critical thinking.

To participate in the AVID Elective, students must apply and be accepted into the AVID program which targets middle-performing students and those who will be first generation college students who have the desire, academic potential, and determination to succeed in a rigorous high school curriculum; participate in extra-curricular activities; and apply to, enroll in, and graduate from a four-year college.

AVID provides academic monitoring, study and organization skills, tutorials, motivational talks, test prep, and help with college planning, applications, visitations, and financial aid searches.

The AVID Elective is a one-credit course paired for a full school year with a core content course. Students enrolled in AVID take the AVID Elective course every year.

More information is available on the CCS AVID website: https://sites.google.com/chatham.k12.nc.us/ccsavidcollegecareerreadiness/home
Full Student Name *
School *
Student Birthdate *
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Gender *
Ethnicity *
Did either of your parents graduate from high school? *
Did either of your parents graduate from a 4-year college? *
Who is your homeroom teacher? *
Parent/Guardian Name *
Home Address *
Home Phone *
Parent/Guardian Work Phone *
Are you willing to take the AVID course all-year as an elective? *
Do your parents understand that parent participation is an essential part of your success and the success of the program? *
Please respond to each of the following questions in a clear and well-written paragraph.
What do you like best about school?  What bothers you most?  If you could change one thing about your school, what would it be and why? *
Describe some struggles or obstacles you face. *
What is the best advice you have ever gotten?  Where did it come from? *
How do you spend a typical weekend? *
Terms of Agreement for Enrollment in AVID
Please read and sign below.

I understand that my acceptance in the AVID class requires 8th grade EOG scores that are level 2 or above. I will not be admitted with a level 1 in either EOG.
I agree to enroll in the AVID class for the entire 9th grade academic year.
I agree to take notes in all my core subject areas as required in AVID
I agree to keep my binder organized as required by AVID.
I agree to maintain good attendance and be punctual for all my classes.
I agree to participate fully in tutorials as required by AVID.
I agree to participate in field trips, college visitation and other AVID activities.
I agree to keep my parents fully informed of AVID program activities.
I agree to complete all my assignments in all classes including AVID.
I agree to ask for help, talk to my AVID teacher or counselor if necessary.
I agree to keep a positive attitude and be enthusiastic about preparing for college.

Student electronic signature: Type your full name below to acknowledge the AVID terms of agreement. *
Parent electronic signature: Type your full name below to acknowledge the AVID terms of agreement. *
Chatham County Schools Mission Statement
The mission of Chatham County Schools is to graduate globally competitive and confident students by providing a rigorous and relevant curriculum in a supportive, safe and nurturing learning environment.
AVID Mission Statement
AVID's mission is to close the opportunity gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society.
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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