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Napa High School recently hosted a Career Fair designed to connect students with career pathways they can enter right out of high school or with short-term training. The event aimed to meet the needs of Gen Z students and their evolving career interests. Students had the opportunity to engage with industry professionals and learn about careers in fields such as healthcare, skilled trades, public service, and more.
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- Share Your Voice: NVUSD Benchmark Survey Now Open!
- NVUSD Student Advisory Council Update
- Exploring a TK-8 Transition for Vichy Elementary
- Celebrating Literacy & Community at NVUSD!
- Trimester Two Progress Reports Coming March 21 – Here's How to Access Them!
- FAFSA Deadline Extended to May 2 – Get Financial Aid Support Now!
- NOSH’s Black History Month Lunch Pop-Up Honors Culinary Traditions
- Napa Valley Wellness Conference–Building a Culture of Wellness
- A Day of Learning and Growth at NVUSD!
- Earn College Credit & Summer Work Experience in the NVEF/NVUSD Summer Mentor Program!
- Free Summer NVEF/NVUSD Music Programs for All Ages
- Summer Program and Extended Learning Information Coming Soon
- NVUSD Communications Team Wins Statewide Recognition!
Napa Valley Unified School District (NVUSD) celebrated facility improvements at Canyon Oaks Elementary School and American Canyon High School, made possible by the successful passage of Measure A2, a $25 million bond approved in 2022.
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- Districtwide Faculty Day of Learning – March 7
- Expanding College Access Through Dual Enrollment
- Alta Heights Students Explore Culture and Connection for Black History Month
- SAT School Day: College & Career Readiness for All
- Celebrating Black History Through Art: Phillips Magnet Students Honor Alma Thomas & Faith Ringgold
- Districtwide Faculty Day of Learning – March 7
- ACHS Theatre Arts Shines at Lenaea Festival
- Summer Program and Extended Learning Information Coming Soon
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At Phillips Magnet School, students are celebrating Black History Month by studying and creating art inspired by renowned Black artists Faith Ringgold and Alma Thomas. Guided by teacher Jennifer Veveiros and art teacher Paige Pleasant, students explored the stories, techniques, and messages behind these artists' work, then applied their learning to their own creations.
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Alta Heights Elementary students had a memorable and meaningful Black History Month experience as they welcomed Vintage High School graduate Wotna Dos Santos for a special reading of Growing Up African: Wotna’s Journey. Written by Wotna’s brother, Ben Cabral Dos Santos, the book offers a vivid depiction of childhood in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa, where Wotna and Ben grew up before moving to the United States. More than a reading, this event became an interactive journey into culture, curiosity, and shared experiences.