Engage with AVID’s Digital Learning 4 A’s® to explore what it means to Adopt, Adapt, Accelerate, and Advocate while integrating digital tools with WICOR instructional practices.

AVID instructional resources are designed to accelerate learning through WICOR^® methodologies—writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, and reading. AVID’s schoolwide curriculum offerings can be used in every classroom and content area on a campus.

Accelerate language acquisition for students in grades 6–10 who are emerging to bridging English language learners. Through this experience, students will develop a comfortable and connected scholarly community.

Two-day virtual professional learning event featuring real-time interaction with facilitators and peers nationwide in both a Community of Practice and a session illustrating ways to extend learning throughout the school year, engage in productive planning, and ignite inspiration campuswide. Plus, time is provided before or after virtual learning for individuals to further reflect or for sites and districts to host their own activities.

Accelerate middle and high school students’ understanding of fundamental math and algebraic concepts with engaging, interactive, and collaborative curriculum.

Find curated collections of teaching resources to meet your changing needs throughout the academic year.

AVID Path to Schoolwide trainings support educators through two days of in-person professional learning designed to bring AVID instructional methodologies to your campus or district.

These modules are designed by AVID to be facilitated by education practitioners within the district or school in support of AVID K–12 implementation. Modules can be used on their own for a 90-minute professional learning opportunity, or they can be presented together to create a full-day or multi-day professional learning experience.

Collaboration between two key non-profit organizations brings best-in-class content to more students.

Empower your K–8 students all summer, helping them to learn critical thinking, gain confidence, and have fun while developing skills for future readiness.

AVID STEM Connections offers lesson plans and materials to support incorporating STEM experiences into daily classroom activities across content areas for grades K–12. Students develop problem-solving skills, STEM career awareness, and understanding of the design thinking process.

AVID Summer Institutes offer a blended professional learning experience where participants gather to learn from AVID’s top educators, network with colleagues from other schools and districts, and collaborate to plan for the coming school year.

Take part in AVID’s free webinars to learn how AVID supports educators with closing opportunity gaps.

Bring engaging and relevant texts to life in your classroom with turn-key lesson plans designed to increase reading comprehension and accelerate learning schoolwide.

Explore strategies and resources to build your future-ready classroom where students have voice and choice in their learning and where resilience, relationships, and emotional security foster belonging and community.

In this collection, explore the essential skills of information and media literacy by looking at how we can empower our students with the skills necessary to discern the credibility of a website, digital resource, or message while separating digital fact from fiction.

Enable your students to discover coding and computer science through robotics and unplugged activities.

Designed to be fun and engaging, Computer Science Fundamentals blends online and “unplugged” activities to teach students computational thinking, problem-solving, and programming concepts.

Engage non-computer-science educators of grades 6–12 across all content areas. This experience will expand teachers’ ‘toolbox’ of effective thinking strategies for students’ learning and future careers.

This module provides educators with strategies for teaching students about their digital footprints. Topics explored include how our online image is formed, what the consequences of our online image can be, and how to cultivate a positive presence online.

Use these resources to prepare your students with critical future-ready skills to help them better navigate their digital world.

This module builds on what participants know about how to be critical consumers of media and social media posts by providing tools and strategies to evaluate and validate media for accuracy and bias.

With these resources, empower your students with digital study and life skills to help them succeed in a global society where curiosity and innovation inform collaboration and problem-solving.

Bring educators together to experience and explore digital strategies and resources appropriate for students in grades 3–12.

Find free tips and tools curated by digital experts to use with your students, including how-to videos, downloadable tip sheets, and templates.

Let your students explore past and present corners of the Earth and outer space to imagine the possibilities of tomorrow.

Introduce students to computer science and inspire them to learn more, break stereotypes, and feel empowered.

Discover easy-to-implement lessons for grades K–12 that span content areas—from critical reading to coding—where learners think critically, collaborate, and communicate to solve meaningful, relevant problems.

Empower your students to solve real-world problems with inventive thinking to develop the skills and resilience to innovate.

Address the needs of elementary educators, counselors, and site leaders to develop mathematicians through cultivating a discourse-rich mathematics learning environment.

Address and meet the needs of secondary and postsecondary educators and site leaders to develop mathematicians through cultivating a discourse-rich mathematics learning environment.

How can we shift students from being solely consumers of technology to building the future-ready skills they need in order to produce and create with technology? When our students develop computational thinking skills, they are able to articulate a problem and work through a series of steps to solve it logically.

This module engages participants in dialogue and thinking around how Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) connects to online life and how they can support positive interactions for students online.

Empower site- and district-based leaders to employ a systemic approach to college and career readiness through the implementation of AVID Schoolwide.

Join us for discussions about how technology and teaching best practices can positively transform education to create equitable classrooms where learners prepare for all that is possible in their futures.