Activities
Field Trips
Enrichment activities, such as field trips to museums and local parks and gardens, are conducted throughout the year. Some recent examples include:
1. The Huntington Museum & Gardens
2.
The Los Angeles Arboretum
3.
The Getty Center
4.
The LA Museum of the Holocaust
5.
The California Science Center
Student Clubs
Student Council, made up of six-to-eight students, who meet regularly to discuss and organize school events, assemblies, and trips. They also contribute to improving our school by making suggestions regarding volunteer and fundraising opportunities.
Hiking Club treks regularly into Runyon Canyon, Fryman Canyon (pictured below) and Griffith Park (where they also have been known to play tennis and swim).
Here they are at the Huntington Museum and Gardens in Pasadena:
Science Club (aka "The Atomic Club") is our newest school club. Inspired by scientific "cool facts", the club aims to share their enthusiasm with the subject within the club and with other students. Their first field trip was to the California Science Center in April. Next steps...club t-shirts and volcano experiments!
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current students & parents
Welcome to Aviva High School's page for current students and parents. Visit this page often for upcoming events, field trips, testing, report card dates, and more.
How to reach us: Administration
Tel: 323.876.0550
Fax: 323.436.7045
Email: ahs@avivacenter.org
| Sinead Coleman, Director of Education Katheryn Nguyen, Vice Principal Lisa Dena*, School Office Manager Rey Soto*, Educational Case Mgr. Elaine Bagorio, DIS Counselor Pamela Korst*, DIS Counselor |
ext. 1318 ext. 1316 Individualized Educational Program (IEP) ext. 1322 (attendance & requests for school records) ext. 1317 (admissions & transcripts) ext. 1319 (community students) ext. 1320 (community students) *Se habla Español |
Announcements
Upcoming Events
Click here for the 2010-2011 School Calendar (July 2010-July 2011)
FAQs
My student has an IEP, but she needs more mental health support (such as individual or family counseling, medication support, wraparound services, day treatment and/or residential placement) to be successful in school. What can I do?
Ask for a referral for an AB3632 assessment from the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. Request this assessment by contacting your child's school.
What are the requirements for a high school diploma from LAUSD?
In order to earn a diploma, a student must pass the English and mathematics sections of the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)**, complete all required coursework, and earn at least 230 credits. **The CAHSEE is currently not required for those students graduating in the Class of 2010, please click here for more information from the California Department of Education.
Where can I get more information about financial aid for college and trade schools?
Visit the California Student Aid Commission at http://www.csac.ca.gov/ for information and forms for financial aid including Cal Grants, loans, and links to budget calculators. Also, go to http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ for information and required financial aid forms.
Aviva High school lunch program: USDA and NSD are equal opportunity providers and employers.
Click here for Aviva High School’s most recent Student Accountability Report Card (SARC)
