DVC 10th – 12th grade students, and the Class of 2024, can access their Da Vinci Communications transcript using Parchment!

Students can log-in using their Da Vinci Communications email address and password.

Parchment provides you with the ability to request official transcripts online and have them sent electronically and securely to colleges, universities, or scholarship programs that you select.  You can also send them to yourself!  After you make your request, your official high school transcript will be processed.  When your request has been processed, you will receive an email confirmation. Please click on this link to visit Parchment and request your transcripts: Da Vinci Communications Transcript Request | Parchment

Class of 2024

Your final high school transcript will be sent by the end of this week to the college you reported in Naviance as your final destination college.  Please allow a couple weeks for the college to process your transcript. You can also send an additional copy via Parchment to ensure that the college of your choice received the document.

For any questions, please contact Ms. Aldrete (maldrete@davincischools.org)

Have a great summer!

The DVC Counseling Team

• Supporting healthy social media and screen time management
• Recognizing and supporting mental health challenges
• Understanding and managing stress and anxiety
• Helping youth build healthy relationships and foster empathy and compassion
• Practicing mindful parenting

Hello DVC

Interested in Business? A representative from the UCLA Riordan Scholars will come to DVC this Friday during lunch for an information session in Jackson’s room.

Open to all DVC 9th-11th grade students! Take a look at program requirements below.

For more information, visit their website: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/specialized-academic-programs/riordan-programs/riordan-scholars-program

Goodmorning DVC Families,

Please come join us for a talk with Kim Girard, an author and life coach, as she shares about how to best prepare our kids for freshmen year of college and how to recognize the early signs that your student might be struggling.  The talk will be hosted in-person at DVS in the Galileo Room at 6 pm on Wednesday, 5/22.