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Welcome . . .
The Capistrano Valley High School Foundation was established in 2005 to help celebrate Capistrano Valley High School’s alumni, provide funding to enrich the educational experience of currently enrolled students and to transform the future for students by helping to provide funding and support for important school needs.
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Capistrano Valley High School Foundation

California Native Gardens Fundraiser

California Native Gardens is an innovative fund raising program offering tools and resources to spread the message on conserving water through the use of native and drought tolerant plants. 

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Young Scholars Program Holds Inaugural Event . . .

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HAPPY ARTS EDUCATION

Welcome to Arts Education. Keep Arts in Schools has released a new set of tools that enables advocates to voice their support. The resources also help educators and organizations take effective steps toward ensuring every child gets the well rounded, quality education they deserve. Meanwhile, a new book (second link), "Transforming Arts Teaching: The Role of Higher Education," examines innovations in arts teacher training because, when well taught, the arts transform students and schools. The book argues that while the nature of high quality teaching has received significant attention in recent years, little has been paid specifically to the role of arts teachers. It follows that when arts teachers receive top notch preparation, they gain the capacity to make transformative experiences possible for more students. When discussing arts education, it is important to remember that for students who face barriers to fully engaging in school, the arts present the "languages" that reveal their abilities and potential, writes Richard Deasy in The School Administrator. Still, for the arts to truly make this contribution, administrators and policymakers need to understand the value of moving them from the margins to a more substantive role in the lifeblood of a school. Administrators can draw confidence in this aim from a growing body of research that clarifies the nature of learning in the arts and the intellectual, personal and social skills arts education nurtures. During the course of a three-year study, the Arts Education Partnership looked at 10 high-poverty, high-performing schools. The seminal finding of that research is that arts education created positive and empowering learning environments that emerged as the result of new relationships between and among students and teachers. 

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"Did You Know?" - A YouTube video on 21st century education
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Student Population and Enrollment in Performing Arts 06-07
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Parents - As an addditional option, you can now donate your gift to the CVHS Foundation through the United Way. 

Click here to donate through the United Way

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Texas Hold-em Poker

On Friday, May 30, 2008 the CVHS Foundation will present our first “No Limit Texas Hold-em Poker Tournament” at the Holiday Inn in Laguna Hills. Save the date and watch for invitations in the mail.  Sponsorship opportunities are available by clicking on the sopnsors page.

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Volunteers Needed

Volunteers are needed to assist with a variety of tasks leading up to the events and during them.  Also on a more routine basis the Foundation could use assistance with date entry, filing, and other tasks.  If you are interested in volunteering, please click on the link at the left for the Contact page.

 
 
 

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Laguna Hills
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Across the street from Saddleback College