AVID and Navigation 101 Programs help low-income students become college- and career-ready
Navigation 101 is a guidance and counseling program for middle school and high school students that helps students make choices for their future, including course selection, goal setting and career and college planning.
AVID - short for Advancement Via Individual Determination - is an academic preparation program designed to prepare students for college and success by focusing on creating a school-wide college readiness culture through increased learning performance.
- Navigation 101 schools had a 20 percent higher graduation rate than comparison schools with similar demographics. Both AVID and Navigation 101 schools have higher graduation rates than comparison schools with similar demographics. See data trends for 8th grade Algebra, college enrollment, and college transcript eligibility here.
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- A significant improvement in the percentage of high school seniors who graduate with a four-year college eligible transcript.See college eligible transcript rates for participating schools here.
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Real Learning for Real Life campaign builds awareness for Common Core State Standards
The Ready Washington coalition, comprised of state education agencies and advocacy organizations, is using its " Real Learning for Real Life" slogan to build public awareness and understanding of Common Core State Standards.
The campaign has produced materials and videos to help parents and the public learn about and understand Common Core. Resources include a Common Core handout (translated in six languages), brochure, PowerPoint and poster for use by schools and parents.
You can also follow Ready Washington on Twitter and on YouTube.
 | Council of the Great City School: Three-Minute Video Explaining the Common Core State Standards |
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