AVID is a college and career preparatory program offered to students in grades 9 through 12 at Broadneck High School. Interested students apply and may be accepted into the AVID program based on the AVID criteria and available space. Due to the required focus of college preparation, students who have not participated in AVID as an underclassman are not  accepted into the program in grade 12.

AVID is designed to provide academic support to students with the potential to go on to higher education, but would benefit from support to do so. The AVID elective helps to prepare them for eligibility and acceptance to four year colleges and universities. During the AVID elective, students focus on writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, and reading (WICOR) while engaging in higher level thinking in addition to college and career exploration.

Accolades

• AVID seniors were offered over 1 million dollars in scholarships and grants each year since 2014
  • AVID class of 2014 - 1.2 million dollars 
  • AVID class of 2015 - 1.37 million dollars 
  • AVID class of 2016 - 2.1 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2017 - 2.3 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2018 - 2.7 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2019 - 3.6 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2020 -  4.1 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2021 - 5 million dollars
  • AVID class of 2022- 5 million dollars
• Currently there are 190 students in the AVID program.

If you were not in middle school AVID but want to join AVID in high school, please contact your school counselor or Mrs. Gail Davis, Broadneck HS Site Coordinator.