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The Antelope Valley Union High School District (AVUHSD) includes eight traditional and three alternative high schools, SOAR -- an early college high school on the Antelope Valley College campus, the no-cost, charter Academy Prep Junior High, an online education program and Antelope Valley Adult Education.
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28 de abr. de 2022 · Welcome to AV High School. Antelope Valley High School provides an academically rigorous learning environment that promotes creativity and builds meaningful relationships in order to develop complex critical thinking skills necessary to be successful in the 21st century. Students at Antelope Valley High School recognize their ...
Find out the names, locations, and contact information of the schools in the Antelope Valley Union High School District, serving 23,000 students in Lancaster and Palmdale. The district includes eight traditional high schools, one early college high school, one virtual school, one junior high, one adult education, and three alternative high schools.
Learn about the mission, vision, and programs of the district that serves 22,000 students in eight high schools. Find out how the district supports students' academic, social, and career development with a rigorous curriculum and industry partnerships.
The Antelope Valley Unified School District serves a unique blend of 22,000 urban, suburban, and rural students in one of our eight comprehensive high schools, three alternative high schools, and an early college high school in partnership with Antelope Valley Community College.
Learn about the public school district in northern Los Angeles County that serves grades 7-12 in Palmdale and Lancaster. Find out the list of schools, the superintendent, and the online academy.
Antelope Valley High School (AVHS) first opened its doors in 1912 near its present site on Division Street in Lancaster, California, making it the oldest school in the district.
