Students and families in the Paradise Valley Unified School District are invited to a virtual College and Career 101 event on February 11, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. The event is designed for students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a 504 plan, focusing on post-secondary pathway options tailored to their needs.
The session will be held via Google Meet and will address several topics relevant to college and career preparation. Areas of discussion include accessing year-round student support, opportunities for students with disabilities, timelines for preparing for college and careers, Arizona Board of Regents requirements, ACT & SAT exams, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), scholarships, Project Benjamin’s BENJI support tool, and updates on state university admissions.
“PVSchools wants to encourage you to take advantage of this important night that will positively impact your child’s future!”
Throughout the year, the district’s College and Career Department provides informational nights intended to help students and families navigate post-secondary pathways. These efforts align with the district’s focus on quality education and dynamic learning experiences. The Paradise Valley Unified School District offers resources such as community centers and magnet programs aimed at promoting equity and supporting student achievement as described on its official website.
The district also emphasizes anti-racism, inclusion policies, and high academic standards in its practices (source). Governed by a board of school trustees (source), Paradise Valley Unified School District serves the local community in Arizona by providing public education services (source). More information about these opportunities can be found at the district’s College and Careers website.
