The phrase "avid program" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a program that is enthusiastic or passionate, but the combination of "avid" with "program" is unusual and lacks context.
Example: "The avid program for coding enthusiasts attracted many participants eager to learn."
Alternatives: "enthusiastic program" or "passionate program".
The day I had joined the AVID program was the day my life had changed forever.
Jose Perez, 18, one of the AVID program members, is feeling the effects of the possible budget cuts firsthand.
I thought the AVID program had taught me everything there was to know about what to expect, but it turns out that no matter how many lectures I had gone through, I didn't understand what the process was really like.
Debra Windham, the teacher who recruited Perez to be part of the AVID program at Austin High, said she cried when she learned the TEXAS Grants might not be available for her students.
The AVID program pertains to students who are socially or economically disadvantaged.
And when executed properly, the AVID program can help elevate student learning throughout a school site, Augustine said.
There are AVID programs in Alexandria and in Montgomery, Prince George's, Fairfax, Loudoun, Anne Arundel and Charles counties.
"And we are proud to encourage other families to support Newport Harbor High School through the Newport Harbor Educational Foundation". Another donor, David Pyle, gave $50,000 for the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) college prep program at Newport Harbor, according to the release.
In ninth grade when I started looking into college during my AVID class (a program that helps students go to college), I learned that college applications and financial aid forms required a social security number, which as an undocumented immigrant I don't have.
We compared the entire clones containing MaSp1 (34,046 bp) and MaSp2 (37,092 bp) using MultiPipMaker and the global alignment program AVID [60].
Roadtrip Nation plans to use the money to reach 10,000 at-risk high school students in continuation schools and AVID college-readiness programs in Texas, New York, Georgia, Tennessee and Florida, according to co-founder Mike Marriner.
