College-support Effort Is Helping Kailua High

Wednesday - December 23, 2009
By MidWeek Staff
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Kailua High School has succeeded in showing substantial progress toward college eligibility through the AVID program.

Advancement Via Individual Determination is an international, in-school academic support program for grades 4 to 12 that prepares students for college eligibility and success as it “closes the achievement gap.” It targets academically average students and those in minority, rural and low-income areas “without a college-going tradition in their families.”


Along with 39 other Hawaii schools, Kailua qualified as a nationally certified AVID school for 2008-2009, the DOE recently announced. The status signals that they met 11 benchmarks through a self-study and validation process that are “precursors” of future academic success.

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