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Marshall ISD
Pride In Our Past. Promise For Our Future.
P.O. Box 43, Marshall, Texas 75670
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Price T. Young ES
Sam Houston ES
William B. Travis ES
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Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP)
Parents
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Emergency/Weather Information
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School Safety
Skyward Family Access
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Transportation
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Students
Athletics
AVID
Bilingual/ESL
Career & Technical Education
Dual Credit Opportunities
Fine Arts
Band
Choir
Dance
Theatre Arts
Price T. Young Fine Arts Academy
Gifted & Talented
S.T.E.M.
Summer Reading Program
Skyward Student
Community
Athletic Event Tickets
Marshall Education Foundation
Read To Ride
Possible redistricting based on 2021 Census
Staff
Administrative Guidelines
Curriculum Tools
Eduphoria
Employee Benefits
Frontline
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Instructional Technology
Little Mav Academy
Maverick Mail
Password Management
Skyward Employee
Skyward Student
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Substitute Teaching
2020-2021 Salary Schedule
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AVID
CONTACT
MICHELLE ATES
AVID Coordinator
[email protected]
Phone:
903-927-8700
AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a college-preparation program that is offered as an elective class to students at Marshall High School and Marshall Junior High School looking to prepare for entrance into a four-year college or university. The class is designed to help students acquire skills and behaviors they will need to do well and gain acceptance to four-year colleges and universities upon graduation from high school. We hope the links and information below can help you, but do not hesitate to contact us if you have questions or concerns. Go Mavs!
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AVID Handbook 2022-202
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MHS AVID Application 2022-202
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MJHS AVID Application 2022-202
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Teacher/Counselor Recommendation Form
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Students are taught study skills, note-taking, time management, organization, reading, writing, collaboration, and research skills, while learning about college and career options for the future. AVID students learn both in the classroom as well as outside of classroom through field trips to colleges, universities or other cultural sites. The elective class includes time for tutorial groups, where students receive help with material from their other academic classes. AVID recruits students who are motivated to do well and are willing to work hard to make success a reality, now and in the future.
If this sounds like the right class for your student and something they would be interested in, please encourage and support them in applying to be part of the AVID College Readiness Program in MISD.
WHAT IS AVID?
The AVID College Readiness System began in 1980. It was developed by Mary Catherine Swanson, a teacher who believed that all students were capable of completing rigorous curriculum, given the appropriate skills and support to do so. For more than 30 years, AVID Secondary has been responsible for accelerating the learning of students and promoting a schoolwide college going-culture. Currently, AVID is implemented in more than 4,900 schools in 45 states and 16 countries/ territories. AVID impacts more than 700,000 students in grades K12, as well as students in 28 postsecondary institutions. AVID in MISD is implemented in grades 8-12.
Schools implementing AVID at the highest levels of fidelity show significantly higher student achievement across all academic and course enrollments. AVID’ belief is that students receive messages about expectations for college from the environment in which they learn. Therefore, it is important for students to be immersed in an academic, college-going environment. The AVID campus exemplifies a college-going culture.
The AVID System increases schoolwide learning and performance for ALL students in grade K16. The AVID System restructures the teaching methods of an entire campus and opens access to curricula that will ensure four-year college eligibility and academic success for students.
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