We loved having so many DVC families in our classrooms last night! If you were unable to attend, feel free to review these slides and follow up as needed.

We’d love to hear your thoughts on how things went! Please let us know here: Back to School Night Feedback Form

Wishing you a happy, restful weekend!

Please join us at Back to School Night! We will begin in the Black Box Theater at 5:15pm. Canvas help will be available.

 Click here for the Back to School Night Schedule.

See you then!

A Latino College Expo field trip typically involves a visit to an event or fair that is specifically designed to connect Latino students with higher education opportunities. These expos are organized to provide valuable information, resources, and support to Latino students who are interested in pursuing higher education.

Here’s what you can expect from a Latino College Expo field trip:

1. Exhibitor Booths: At the expo, you’ll find a variety of exhibitor booths representing colleges, universities, trade schools, and other educational institutions. These booths often have representatives from the institutions who can answer questions about their programs, admission requirements, financial aid, and scholarships.
2. Workshops and Seminars: The expo may offer workshops and seminars on topics such as college application strategies, financial aid and scholarships, career planning, and more. These sessions are typically conducted by experts in the field.
3. Networking Opportunities: You’ll have the chance to network with college representatives, current college students, and other attendees. This can be valuable for making connections and gathering information about different educational paths.
4. Information on Financial Aid: Many expos offer information on financial aid options specifically tailored to Latino students. You can learn about scholarships, grants, and other forms of financial assistance.
5. Admissions Information: You can gather details about admissions requirements, deadlines, and application processes for various colleges and universities. This information is crucial for planning your educational journey.
6. Career Guidance: Some expos may also provide insights into career paths and opportunities for Latino students in specific fields or industries.
7. Cultural Events: Depending on the expo, there may be cultural events, performances, or activities that celebrate Latino culture and heritage.
8. College Application Assistance: Some expos offer on-site assistance with filling out college applications or financial aid forms.
9. Free Resources: Attendees often receive informational materials, brochures, and other resources to help with the college application process.
10. Inspiration and Motivation: Expos can be inspiring, as they showcase success stories of Latino individuals who have pursued higher education and achieved their goals.

To participate in a Latino College Expo field trip, 12th grade students can pick up a permissions slip with Mr. Jackson and 11th grade students can pick up a permission slip with Mr. Covelman. Field trip forms will be due on Friday, September 8 to Mrs. Barba or Mrs. Aldrete.

Happy Labor Day DVC,

Here are the list of college/career reps that will be visiting DVC during lunch this week:

• Thursday, September 7th @ 11:45 am: Whittier College

All college rep visits will take place in Mr. Jackson’s room (3203), no sign-ups are required to attend. Students are able to grab lunch after the presentation as I will give out excuse slips to extend their lunch time.

DVC Students of all grade levels (9-12) can attend these rep visits.

If you have any more questions, please feel free to email me or stop by my office,

Ms. Aldrete

maldrete@davincischools.org

College & Career Counselor

Just a reminder that all students will be taking school pictures on Tuesday, 9/5 and Wednesday, 9/6 during English classes.

Click here for the Picture Day Schedule.