AV SOAR

Learn More

Download our brochure to learn more about SOAR High School.

Who are we looking for?
(in Spanish)

SOAR recruitment dates:

  • January 22nd, Tuesday, Littlerock High -Theater
  • January 24th, Thursday, Highland High -Theater
  • January 29th, Tuesday, Lancaster High - Theater
  • February 5th, Tuesday, Quartz Hill High - Small Gym
  • February 7th, Thursday, Antelope Valley High - Theater
  • February 12th, Tuesday, Palmdale High - Cafeteria
  • February 19th, Tuesday, Knight High - Theater
  • February 26th, Tuesday, Eastside High - Theater
  • March 5th, Tuesday, AVC Board Room

All sessions will be held from 6-8pm.

For more information contact Michael Dutton at 661.722.6509

AV SOAR High School

We are now accepting applications for the 13-14 school year. For more information, download the application (also available in Spanish)

SOAR (Students on the Academic Rise) High School is a specialized high school located on the Antelope Valley College campus but it is part of the Antelope Valley Joint Union High School District. It is an Early College High School which integrates college courses into the high school curriculum. SOAR students will be treated as college students. Successful students will receive both a high school diploma and an Associate's college degree within five years. SOAR High has an emphasis in mathematics, science and engineering. Parents and students are encouraged to be actively involved in the program. Average students who are high potential but low performing in the traditional educational system and who have not yet begun high school are encouraged to apply.

An Emphasis On...

With an emphasis on math, science and engineering, SOAR High School will prepare students for more advanced college courses and ultimately a successful future in today's high tech industries.

Getting Involved

SOAR High School students will be integrated into college-life activities. All SOAR High School students will be able to participate in AVC college life including but not limited to Associated Student Organization participation, campus clubs, college-wide activities, fine and performing arts, etc. Participation in intercollegiate athletics will be excluded. In addition, college orientation will be incorporated in the high school foundation class (AVID College Seminar) to meet AVC’s matriculation steps. Each student will meet with the counseling staff and work on college career planning.

A Unique Program

The understanding and respect for the unique nature of SOAR High School will be emphasized through contacts with parents and students. SOAR High School students will be immersed in the college culture and be treated as college students with respect to student engagement activities.