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Sign Up Now for SCVi’s TK-6 Extended Learning After-School Program!

…questions about the Extended Learning After-School Program, please reach out to Lorena G Lemus at lorena.lemus@scvi-k12-org. We look forward to welcoming your child to the SCVi Extended Learning After-School Program! …

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We are excited to introduce the SCVi Extended Learning After-School Program for TK-6th grade. We understand the importance of providing a nurturing and enriching environment beyond the regular school hours, and we are thrilled to extend this invitation to you and your child. 

Program Overview

The Extended Learning After-School Program has been designed with your child’s academic and social growth in mind. Here, your child will enhance their academic skills, receive tutoring support, complete classwork, and participate in games and fun activities. The program will offer the following features:

  • Tutoring sessions tailored to individual needs, helping students excel in their studies and grasp challenging concepts.
  • Assistance with completing classwork, assignments, and projects, ensuring that students stay on top of their academic responsibilities.
  • Engaging and educational games that encourage critical thinking, teamwork, and creativity.
  • Opportunities for students to explore a variety of crafts and activities, enhancing their overall learning experience.

Program Schedule

Monday through Thursday:

  • TK: 12:30-5:30 PM
  • K-6th Grade: 3:05-5:30 PM

Friday:

  • TK-6th Grade: 12:30-5:30 PM

Location

Pick-up location will be in the Rainforest Room where the 1st-2nd grade classrooms are located, to the left of the main entrance. There will be a sign out front.

Cost: Extended Learning Monthly Rate Schedule

Registration:

  • $100

5 Days:

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $650
  • 1st-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $500

3 Days (Mon., Wed., Fri.):

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $550
  • K-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $475

2 Days (Tues., Thurs.):

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $450
  • K-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $400

Please note the cost is for the month, which includes school shortened days and a select number of holidays.

We are currently working to become a vendor for CCRC. Stay tuned for more information, which we’ll provide when the process is complete.

Registration

To register, please complete the registration form below as soon as possible. Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to register early to secure your child’s spot.

Enroll Now

Contact Information

If you have any questions about the Extended Learning After-School Program, please reach out to Lorena G Lemus at lorena.lemus@scvi-k12-org.

We look forward to welcoming your child to the SCVi Extended Learning After-School Program! 

Getting Ready for Back to School

…emergencies and events will be relayed through this system. ParentSquare sends notifications via email and text if you download the app at parentsquare.com. Monday Message and School Website The Monday Message…

Dear SCVi Charter School families, 

We hope you’ve been enjoying the summer and have had some time to relax and renew. We’re looking forward to having all our returning and new learners on campus. You will be receiving some important information in the upcoming weeks, so be sure to check your emails. Please click below for our calendar, school supply list, and iCREATE After School Care information:

Important Dates to Remember

August 19: High School Orientation (Grades 9-12) – Welcome to Campus!  

  • Meet your cool facilitators
  • Take ID pictures
  • See your friends and make new ones
  • Ask questions and get help
  • Kona Ice Truck 

Please attend during your time slot:

  • 9th Grade: 12:00-12:45 PM
  • NEW 10th-12th: 1:00-1:45 PM
  • Returning 10th-12th: 2:00-2:45 PM

August 20: Meet the Facilitators and New Directors Night, 5:30-6:30 PM

This is an informal evening where learners and families can stop by to see the classroom and meet the facilitators and directors and the learners can meet their new friends. All Los Angeles County health and safety guidelines will be in place. Everyone aged two years and older, regardless of vaccination status, is to wear a face mask in all indoor spaces.

September 9: Back to School Night, 5:30-7:30 PM

As we are a project-based learning (PBL) school, our classrooms look very different from those at a traditionally based school. Back to School Night will help you get to know what to expect throughout the year, what PBL looks like in the classroom, the various types of assessments we use, home connections, school culture, and much more. It is a very informative evening where valuable information will be given. Please plan to attend. 

School Hours

Mondays through Thursdays:

  • TK-K: 8:45 AM – 12:15 PM
  • 1st-5th: 8:45 AM – 3:15  PM 
  • 6th-8th: 8:30 AM – 3:15 PM
  • 9th-12th: 8:25 AM – 3:45 PM

Fridays (all Fridays are early release days):

  • TK-K: 8:45 AM – 12:15 PM
  • 1st-5th: 8:45 AM – 12:30 PM
  • 6th-8th: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
  • 9th-12th: 8:25 AM – 12:45 PM

ParentSquare

Please be sure you have signed up for ParentSquare. Important reminders and information regarding school emergencies and events will be relayed through this system. ParentSquare sends notifications via email and text if you download the app at parentsquare.com.

Monday Message and School Website

The Monday Message is sent out each week to all our families with articles, upcoming events, pictures of learners, updates and other pertinent information regarding school activities. You can also find all our Monday Messages and other important information on our website at ileadsantaclarita.org. If you need to sign up for the Monday Message please be sure to scroll to the bottom of the page to do so.

Social Media

SCVi has two social media platforms for families and friends to access. Our Facebook and Instagram accounts are updated frequently with pictures of our learners and descriptions of the learning process. Please check them out!

Health and Safety Update

We will continue to operate under the guidance of the LA County Department of Public Health regarding COVID-19 protocols.  

  • All families will be required to fill out the health questionnaire via ParentSquare daily.
  • All learners and staff will be required to wear masks while indoors regardless of vaccination status. 

We realize information is constantly changing and will continue to update you as we receive these updates.  

Stay tuned for more information!

With gratitude,

SCVi Leadership Team

It’s Not Too Late to Have It All: 5 Benefits of a Small School

…a free public school, but we are! Besides strong academics, you can do Spanish dual immersion, an Aerospace Pathway for all grades, and clubs like Robotics. 4. Social-Emotional Learning Learning…

Santa Clarita Valley International School (SCVi) may be small in size, but our offerings and benefits are mighty! Our size is precisely what allows us to offer tuition-free academics, support that fits the individual child, and a community that cares. Here are five big benefits you can expect when your child attends our TK-12 in the greater Santa Clarita Valley. 

Even better? It’s not too late to enroll. Don’t settle for anything less than the best for your child’s education.

1. Everyone Knows Your Name

At SCVi, no child slips through the cracks. Their social and emotional needs are known by all on our staff, and the characteristics that make them special are appreciated. Because we are a small school, every learner is known by name and has support from their facilitator, paraprofessionals, counselors, and administrators. This familiarity builds confidence, as students feel comfortable and supported. Our students know each other well, too: our small school TK-12 model enables students to spend years together, developing close friendships and sharing developmental stages and milestones. 

2. Customized Support

Our smaller student base enables our teachers to understand the academic struggles and strengths of our students, and we have the time to creatively respond with opportunities for enrichment or support. Every learner has an individualized learning plan (ILP) and we offer many different ways of learning: self-directed, career-connected, arts-integrated and always play- and project-based. In our Upper School, we support you with college and career planning, customized just for you!

3. High-Quality Education

With the amount of care and quality we give each of our students, it’s hard to believe that SCVi is a free public school, but we are! Besides strong academics, you can do Spanish dual immersion, an Aerospace Pathway for all grades, and clubs like Robotics.

4. Social-Emotional Learning

Learning how to be a good friend, learner, and leader starts in elementary school at our free public TK-12 and never stops. SCVi integrates several social-emotional learning (SEL) programs, like Leader in Me, which emphasizes the importance of kindness and finding solutions that work for everyone. Our goal is to provide an environment in which our learners can create, explore, problem-solve, accomplish, support others, and become confident leaders. Once learners are older, they become mentors to our younger students, modeling study habits and behavior for our little ones to follow.

5. Our Families

We are a tight-knit community where staff and facilitators know every student – and their families – by name. SCVi parents love the high level of partnership they experience with our teachers and staff to support student learning. Parent contact with classroom facilitators is easy in our small school. There is frequent communication between teachers and parents about student performance, and parent help is welcomed. We value close relationships with our students’ families.

 

We are still enrolling at our small and secure TK-12th grade school – it’s not too late! Join our SCVi family and enroll today!

 

About SCVi:

Santa Clarita Valley International School (SCVi) is a free public charter school empowering TK-12th graders to become conscientious, compassionate, and responsible citizens of the world. We use project-based and social-emotional learning concepts to inspire and motivate lifelong learners with the skills they need to lead in the 21st century. We incorporate technology into every component of our curriculum, and we value and encourage development of leadership skills by inspiring confidence and character in each of our unique learners. Join our innovative school today!

Summer Resources for Families

…our learners, families, and one another. To strengthen our sense of community and provide an opportunity to communicate honestly throughout this time, we launched the iLEAD Family Resource helpline available…

iLEAD Family Resource Helpline

We want to thank you for all you do for your children. Our lives have been shaken and changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. No matter what you’re feeling and experiencing, we want you to know you are not alone. Though we’re separated by physical distance, we’re here for you and united in our mission to serve our learners, families, and one another.

To strengthen our sense of community and provide an opportunity to communicate honestly throughout this time, we launched the iLEAD Family Resource helpline available to you, toll-free, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Dial 833-610-0700.

Child Care

California Childcare Resource and Referral Network

Little iLEADers and iCREATE

Little iLEADers and iCREATE are open. Call 661-383-0400 for information. 

2020 Summer Meal Program

Children can have free meals while school is out this summer! We are participating in the USDA Summer Meal Program. All children between the ages of 1 year and 18 years of age may participate, and they do not need to be enrolled. Meals will be grab-and-go with minimal contact and may not be consumed on-site. For your protection and ours, please wear a cloth face covering when picking up meals. 
 
SCVi
28060 Hasley Canyon Rd #200, Castaic, CA 91384
Monday-Friday (June 15-August 21)
9:00-11:00 AM
Breakfast and lunch will be picked up together.
Please pull up directly in front of the SCVi Cafe and our staff will bring the grab-and-go meals out to you on a cart for you to retrieve and load into your car. To accommodate the great response for weekend meals, every Thursday, you may pick up meals for Friday as well. And every Friday, you may pick up meals for Saturday and Sunday as well. Please feel free to contact the office with any questions you may have.
*** To find other schools in your area providing summer meals, please click here.***
 
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
 

Pautas de seguridad alimentaria

Local Resources

Northeast Valley Health Center is available to assist families in need, which is an additional option to other health providers families may normally access but that may be unavailable at this time. To access NEVHC, please contact Maricruz Romero, Consumer Relations Coordinator:

  • Newhall Health Center
  • 23413 Lyons Avenue
  • Newhall, 91321
  • 661-593-7500

The Lyons Ave Salvation Army has extended hours to 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Families may access the center with no paperwork required at this time. Melissa Jones is the administrator of this center.

  • Salvation Army
  • 22935 Lyons Avenue
  • Newhall, 91321
  • 661-799-5841

The Santa Clarita Valley Child and Family Center remains open and ready to provide essential mental health, substance use and domestic violence services to those in need. The Child and Family Center is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. by appointment. 

  • Santa Clarita Valley Child and Family Center
  • 21545 Centre Pointe Parkway
  • Santa Clarita, CA 91350
  • 661-259-9439 (mental health services)
  • 661-481-2801 (substance use)
  • 661-259-4357 (domestic violence hotline)

DreamUp to Space Experiment Design Challenge Mission 24-25

…assessors with one experiment being selected for launch. Register here to receive project materials, office hour check-in dates, and submission details. Project launches on September 3 with proposals due on October…

Calling all iLEAD microgravity scientists! If you could send an experiment to the International Space Station (ISS), what would you send?

Learners 4th grade and up will have the opportunity to learn about the ISS, microgravity, and scientific experimentation while preparing an experiment proposal that could end up being launched to the ISS! Finalists’ proposals will be submitted to a panel of assessors with one experiment being selected for launch.

Register here to receive project materials, office hour check-in dates, and submission details.

Project launches on September 3 with proposals due on October 4.

Want to see prior teams who sent an experiment to space? See videos here!

Contact shawna.melville@ileadcalifornia.org with any questions.

 

DreamUp to Space Experiment Design Challenge Mission 24-25

…assessors with one experiment being selected for launch. Register here to receive project materials, office hour check-in dates, and submission details. Project launches on September 3 with proposals due on October…

Calling all iLEAD microgravity scientists! If you could send an experiment to the International Space Station (ISS), what would you send?

Learners 4th grade and up will have the opportunity to learn about the ISS, microgravity, and scientific experimentation while preparing an experiment proposal that could end up being launched to the ISS! Finalists’ proposals will be submitted to a panel of assessors with one experiment being selected for launch.

Register here to receive project materials, office hour check-in dates, and submission details.

Project launches on September 3 with proposals due on October 4.

Want to see prior teams who sent an experiment to space? See videos here!

Contact shawna.melville@ileadcalifornia.org with any questions.

 

SCVi’s TK-6 Extended Learning After-School Program

…questions about the Extended Learning After-School Program, please reach out to Lorena G Lemus at lorena.lemus@scvi-k12-org. We look forward to welcoming your child to the SCVi Extended Learning After-School Program! …

SCVi’s Extended Learning After-School Program has been designed with your child’s academic and social growth in mind. Here, your child will enhance their academic skills, receive tutoring support, complete classwork, and participate in games and fun activities. The program will offer the following features:

  • Tutoring sessions tailored to individual needs, helping students excel in their studies and grasp challenging concepts.
  • Assistance with completing classwork, assignments, and projects, ensuring that students stay on top of their academic responsibilities.
  • Engaging and educational games that encourage critical thinking, teamwork, and creativity.
  • Opportunities for students to explore a variety of crafts and activities, enhancing their overall learning experience.

Program Schedule

Monday through Thursday:

  • TK: 12:30-5:30 PM
  • K-6th Grade: 3:05-5:30 PM

Friday:

  • TK-6th Grade: 12:30-5:30 PM

Location

Pick-up location will be in the Rainforest Room where the 1st-2nd grade classrooms are located, to the left of the main entrance. There will be a sign out front.

Cost: Extended Learning Monthly Rate Schedule

Registration:

  • $100

5 Days:

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $650
  • 1st-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $500

3 Days (Mon., Wed., Fri.):

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $550
  • K-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $475

2 Days (Tues., Thurs.):

  • TK-K: 12:30-5:30 PM: $450
  • K-6th: 3:05-5:30 PM (including early dismissal): $400

Please note the cost is for the month, which includes school shortened days and a select number of holidays.

We are currently working to become a vendor for CCRC. Stay tuned for more information, which we’ll provide when the process is complete.

Registration

To register, please complete the registration form below as soon as possible. Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to register early to secure your child’s spot.

Enroll Now

Contact Information

If you have any questions about the Extended Learning After-School Program, please reach out to Lorena G Lemus at lorena.lemus@scvi-k12-org.

We look forward to welcoming your child to the SCVi Extended Learning After-School Program! 

Open Book Reading Event: November 3

Join SCVi families and staff for a day of literacy at the Open Book in Canyon Country on Friday, November 3! Shop all day, and tell them you’re with SCVi…

Join SCVi families and staff for a day of literacy at the Open Book in Canyon Country on Friday, November 3! Shop all day, and tell them you’re with SCVi at the register to benefit SCVi with 20% of your purchase! At 4 PM, our staff and facilitators will be in store reading their favorite book! We can’t wait to see you there!

Open Book SCVi Fundraiser November 3

Celebrate National School Choice Week!

…and celebrate our schools and the fact that families have exactly that: a choice of where their children can go to school and have the best learning experience that fits…

National School Choice Week shines a spotlight on effective education options for children and is the world’s largest celebration of opportunity in K-12 education. It’s a time when we showcase and celebrate our schools and the fact that families have exactly that: a choice of where their children can go to school and have the best learning experience that fits them! Thank you for choosing SCVi to be such an important part of your lives! 

Want to share your appreciation for your SCVi facilitator? Download the template below and share a selfie with your letter at ileadschools.org/stories!

School choice is the process of allowing every family to choose the K-12 educational options that best fit their children. These options include all forms of education, from traditional public schools, to public charter schools, public magnet schools, private schools, online academies, and homeschooling.

Every child deserves an effective, challenging, and motivating education. Because each student has their own unique set of talents, interests, and challenges, a variety of options in education is crucial. School choice ensures that each student can find a learning environment that allows them to be inspired, successful, and happy.

β€”National School Choice Week

SCVi Math Facilitator Increases Engagement, Collaboration with Virtual Escape Room

…and community building. “This is collaborative problem-solving, and communication is key,” Kreiger said. “Learners have to talk things out, and this is a helpful skill in math problem-solving.” Kreiger, who…

By Michael Niehoff
Education Content Coordinator, iLEAD Schools

Engaging learners in math problem-solving can be difficult. Many educators have turned to challenges and games to increase participation. At SCVi Charter School, 7th grade math facilitator Carolyn Kreiger has successfully taken that concept to the virtual environment.

Like many schools, SCVi has been in distance learning since March 2020. During this time, third-year facilitator Kreiger has been experimenting with virtual escape rooms. Kreiger said that these are web-based rooms conducted through Zoom. Her learners work as teams to complete a puzzle or challenge in a fixed time. See Kreiger’s Halloween Escape Room as one example.

The purpose of virtual escape rooms, according to Kreiger, is to foster and create collaboration, teamwork and community building. β€œThis is collaborative problem-solving, and communication is key,” Kreiger said. β€œLearners have to talk things out, and this is a helpful skill in math problem-solving.”

Kreiger, who grew up in the San Fernando Valley and earned a bachelor’s degree in math at UC Berkeley, said that learners respond to the fun, social and game aspect of these challenges.

β€œLearning should be fun,” Kreiger said. β€œWith these challenges, learners choose their own teams and have fun working together for a greater purpose.”

Kreiger said that the learners respond well to the gamification aspects of escape rooms. β€œThere is a competitive aspect to this,” Kreiger said. β€œThere are also opportunities for each learner to shine based on individual roles, responsibilities and strengths.”

These experiences go beyond fun and allow learners to build skills. β€œLearners develop consistent thought processes, problem-solving and logic skills,” Kreiger said. β€œThey have to figure out what’s being asked of them and learn to figure out where the clues are, and that’s math in a nutshell.”

Kreiger said these experiences have helped her build instructional and facilitation strategies. β€œAs a facilitator, I can design with everyone’s ability in mind, and every learner works at their level,” Kreiger said. β€œ I am better able to see how to support different learners and their abilities.”

According to Kreiger, the successful teams are the ones who learn to delegate, assume different roles and responsibilities, and ultimately maximize the use of the group.

β€œI love to pop into breakout rooms and have learners tell me what they are working on and how they are approaching the problem,” Kreiger said. β€œAgain, it’s about their ability to discuss the problems they are solving.”

Kreiger’s learners seem to be thoroughly enjoying these immersive experiences. Chloe, a 7th grader at SCVi, said she enjoys the escape rooms because they provide the practice she needs in a fun and engaging way.

β€œFor me, studying at home makes it hard to communicate and talk to other learners about what to do, as I get somewhat nervous. Despite my shyness, the escape rooms make it so that we are able to share ideas and find solutions to each problem in a way that seems natural to me,” she said. β€œAlso, escape rooms are way more entertaining than just solving normal math problems because they allow you to search for the answers, and there are several ways to solve the puzzles.”

Although learners have not yet designed their own virtual escape rooms, Kreiger said the learners’ year-end project may involve this exciting challenge.

For educators interested in developing virtual escape rooms, Kreiger recommends using Google Sites. They are also welcome to contact her via email as well.

Going forward, Kreiger said she will continue to use virtual escape rooms intermittently. Currently, she is working on a probability project with this driving question: How can I create a game of chance where I win all the time?

β€œMy goal,” Kreiger said, “is to keep my learners challenged and engaged any way I can.”

Applications Open For DreamUp To Space Launch Team

…meeting to receive more information by Clicking Here. Questions? Please contact the Director of STEAM Initiatives Kathleen Fredette at kathleen.fredette@ileadschools.org. To learn more about iLEAD Student Aerospace Projects, visit iLEADAeroSpace.org….

Can you imagine being part of a team that sends an experiment to Space?

Apply to Join a DreamUp to Space Launch Team!

All 4th-12th grade learners are invited to join one of two DreamUp to Space Launch Teams, featuring experiments designed by learners from the DreamUp to Space Mission 2021.

Selected team members will run trials in preparation for the actual experiments that will launch to space to be run by astronauts on the International Space Station with a target date of April 2022.

Team members will collaborate with facilitators and mentors at each stage. They’ll also be involved in promoting their mission – including creating videos and writing blogs. They’ll fundraise for experiment-related expenses, as well as the chance to travel with their families to Kennedy Space Center where they could present their experiment and watch it blast to space!

Watch our DreamUp to Space Launch Teams’ videos to understand more about the experiments:

What is the Effect of Microgravity on Yucca Glauca

What is the Effect of Microgravity on Zostera Marina?

Join us for an informational meeting to receive more information by Clicking Here.

Questions? Please contact the Director of STEAM Initiatives Kathleen Fredette at kathleen.fredette@ileadschools.org.

To learn more about iLEAD Student Aerospace Projects, visit iLEADAeroSpace.org.

Applications Open For DreamUp To Space Launch Team

…meeting to receive more information by Clicking Here. Questions? Please contact the Director of STEAM Initiatives Kathleen Fredette at kathleen.fredette@ileadschools.org. To learn more about iLEAD Student Aerospace Projects, visit iLEADAeroSpace.org….

Can you imagine being part of a team that sends an experiment to Space?

Apply to Join a DreamUp to Space Launch Team!

All 4th-12th grade learners are invited to join one of two DreamUp to Space Launch Teams, featuring experiments designed by learners from the DreamUp to Space Mission 2021.

Selected team members will run trials in preparation for the actual experiments that will launch to space to be run by astronauts on the International Space Station with a target date of April 2022.

Team members will collaborate with facilitators and mentors at each stage. They’ll also be involved in promoting their mission – including creating videos and writing blogs. They’ll fundraise for experiment-related expenses, as well as the chance to travel with their families to Kennedy Space Center where they could present their experiment and watch it blast to space!

Watch our DreamUp to Space Launch Teams’ videos to understand more about the experiments:

What is the Effect of Microgravity on Yucca Glauca

What is the Effect of Microgravity on Zostera Marina?

Join us for an informational meeting to receive more information by Clicking Here.

Questions? Please contact the Director of STEAM Initiatives Kathleen Fredette at kathleen.fredette@ileadschools.org.

To learn more about iLEAD Student Aerospace Projects, visit iLEADAeroSpace.org.

Free to Think, Inspired to Lead: Empowering Learners at SCVi

At SCVi, it is our mission to create a learning environment where students are free to think and inspired to lead. Throughout your child’s years at SCVi, we will provide…

At SCVi, it is our mission to create a learning environment where students are free to think and inspired to lead.

Throughout your child’s years at SCVi, we will provide many opportunities for them to express their voice and exercise choice in their learning. Our goal is to spark your learner’s curiosity and invite them to use their strengths and increase their capacity to solve real-world problems, work collaboratively with their peers, and present their learning to the community.

As a result, you’ll witness your child enjoying and retaining their academic learning, developing critical and creative thinking skills, becoming adept communicators, and consistently applying what they learn through meaningful action.

We welcome you on this exciting journey as we witness learners becoming confident, capable, and ready to take on the challenges of the world.

SCVi 2024-2025 Calendar

…release days.*   Mealtimes Through the Community Eligibility Program, we are serving both breakfast and lunch for FREE to every SCVi learner throughout the 2024-25 school year! Here are our…

Getting a head start on planning the Santa Clarita Valley International (SCVi) 2024-2025 school year? Whether you are new or returning to our tuition-free TK-12 school, you’ll find the information below helpful. This information also lives on our webpage. Here are all the important dates you’ll need to make next school year the best yet! 

SCVi School Hours of Operation:

School Day Hours:

Lower / Elementary School

Grades TK/K: 

Regular Day: Monday – Friday 8:30am-3:10pm 

Half Day: Monday – Friday 8:30am-12:45pm

Minimum Day/Friday: 8:30am-12:30pm 

Grades 1st – 8th 

Monday – Thursday 8:30am – 3:10pm 

Friday: 8:30am – 12:30pm

 

Upper / High School

Grades 9th-12th

Monday – Thursday: 8:30am – 4:05pm

Friday: 8:30am – 12:30pm

 

*All Fridays are early release days.*

 

Mealtimes

Through the Community Eligibility Program, we are serving both breakfast and lunch for FREE to every SCVi learner throughout the 2024-25 school year! Here are our Cafe hours (please see our Bell Schedule for times per group):

Brunch: 9:45-10:35am  

Lunch: 11:30am-12:45pm

Important Dates for SCVi’s 2024-25 School Year

August

August 7 High School Orientation 

August 12 TK-8 Meet Your Facilitator Night

August 13 First Day of School

September

September 2  Labor Day (No School)

September 12-13 K-5 Assessments (min day K-5)

September 26-27 Individualized Learning Plans

October

October 4 Individualized Learning Plans

October 7-11 Mid-Fall Break (No School)

October 19 Fall Festival

October 24 SAT/PSAT 

October 31 Halloween Parade

November

November 1 Learner Free Day (No School)

November 3 Daylight Savings Time Ends (FALL BACK One Hour)

November 11 Veterans Day (No School)

November 22 Multicultural Festival

November 25-29 Fall Break (No School)

December

December 3 – 20 Book Drive

December 20 Fall Semester Ends

December 23- 1/13 Winter Break (No School)

January 2025

January 14 Spring Semester Begins

January 20 Martin Luther King Jr Day (No School)

January 23 Minimum Day, all grades

January 23-24 Learner-Led Conferences 

January 31 Learner-Led Conferences

February

February 17 Presidents’ Day (No School) 

February 27 Literacy Night

March

March 9 Daylight Saving Time Begins (SPRING FORWARD one hour)

March 14   Learner Free Day (No School)

March 18 Open House

March 27 Enrollment Lottery for 2025/2026

March 31 Start of Spring Break (No School)

April

April 1-7 Spring Break (No School) 

April 18 Earth Day Celebration

April 22 10th Grade Personal Project Reveal

April 29 Math Night

May

May 1 College Signing Day

May 15-16 K-5 Assessments

May 26 Memorial Day (No School)

May 27-30 Learner Showcases and Senior Defense

May 30 Grad Bash

June

June 2 Art Show

June 2-5 Learner Showcases

June 4 K-5 DLI Celebration

June 6 Last Day of School

June 6 Class of 2025 Commencement Ceremony

Want more events? Looking for other answers? Contact SCVi to ask a question, take a tour, or enroll at our TK-12.

 

About SCVi:
Santa Clarita Valley International School (SCVi) is a free public charter school empowering TK-12th graders to become conscientious, compassionate, and responsible citizens of the world. We use project-based and social-emotional learning concepts to inspire and motivate lifelong learners with the skills they need to lead in the 21st century. We incorporate technology into every component of our curriculum, and we value and encourage development of leadership skills by inspiring confidence and character in each of our unique learners. Join our innovative school today!

Enrollment Process and FAQs

…Step 3: Complete Paperwork Once your child is offered a seat at SCVi, you will have 10 days to complete and return the necessary paperwork. We will provide you with…

Enrollment Process

Thank you for your interest in SCVi! We are deeply proud of our progressive, project-based approach β€” and the level of independence shown by our learners. If you haven’t already, we recommend that you visit our campus before you apply. A visit will allow you to experience the joy and learning that happens every day. You can join a tour, attend a virtual information session, or meet with our registrar.

 

When you are ready to apply, here are the steps. 

Step 1: Fill Out an Application Form

The first step is to fill out an application form. You will do this through our enrollment platform, Integrity6.

  1. Click on the Enrollment Application button. On this page, you will get information about important enrollment dates.

  2. Click on the green Start Application button. This will take you to a new page asking you to input your email address.

  3. Once you have entered your email, click on the green Get Started button.

  4. The system will email you a link to begin the application. Please note that this link will be active for only 36 hours. If you do not receive the email, please check your spam or junk folder.

  5. Click on the link in the email. This will take you to an application form. Please fill this out in full.

  6. You will receive an email confirming your application.

Step 2: The Lottery

SCVi is a free, public charter school that often has more community interest than available seating. As such, we’ve instituted a lottery according to state law to select new students for the upcoming school year. Our lottery for this school year took place on March 22. However, there are still grade levels with spots available for the 2024-25 school year. Please fill out an enrollment application to get started.

Step 3: Complete Paperwork

Once your child is offered a seat at SCVi, you will have 10 days to complete and return the necessary paperwork. We will provide you with a complete set of paperwork upon your offer.

Reminders

If your child is already enrolled, there’s no need to reapply each year. Kindergarten eligibility requires a child to turn 5 by September 1. For the 2024-25 school year, Transitional Kindergarten (TK) is for 4-year-olds turning 5 between September 2 and June 2.

 


Enrollment Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tuition?

Free. SCVi is a tuition-free public charter school.

What grades are offered?

Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 12th grade.

Who can attend?

Any student in grades TK-12 residing in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, or Kern County can attend.

How can I enroll my child?

Please complete the enrollment form. Enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on the date a completed application is received. When we reach capacity, a wait list will be created and a lottery will be conducted. Every February or March, we hold a random public lottery for the upcoming school year. 

Can my child enroll for the current school year?

We have limited spots available for some grade levels. Please fill out the the enrollment form and the registrar will get back to you when a spot becomes available.

What is TK?

TK is Transitional Kindergarten. It is the first year of a two-year kindergarten program that uses a developmentally appropriate, modified curriculum for the student. Transitional Kindergarten (TK) for the 2024-25 school year is for 4-year-olds turning 5 between September 2 and June 2. If you have any questions, please email registrar@scvi-k12.org or call 661-705-4820.


Pack a Comfort Kit for Your Child: Grades TK-5

Dear Families, SCVi is committed to the safety and well-being of each child we serve. As part of that commitment, our staff is prepared for emergencies requiring us to shelter…

Dear Families,

SCVi is committed to the safety and well-being of each child we serve. As part of that commitment, our staff is prepared for emergencies requiring us to shelter in place. While we sincerely hope to never encounter such a situation, we believe in the importance of proactive preparedness. In the event of an extended shelter in place, we would like our learners to have as much comfort from home as possible. For this reason, we’re inviting parents and caregivers of learners in TK-5th grade to send comfort kits to the school for their children.

Below is guidance as you prepare your child’s comfort kit:

  1. All items must fit into no more than a two-gallon Ziploc bag. Your child’s name and facilitator’s name should be clearly labeled on the outside.
  2. Include a 3×5 note card. On the front of the card, write your child’s full name. On the back of the card, write your child’s emergency contact information and, if applicable, any food allergies or required medications for your child.
  3. Keep in mind that this is a comfort kit, not a survival kit. Suggested contents may include (but are not limited to) the following:
    • Encouraging note from home
    • Family picture
    • Change of clothes
    • Small toy or game
    • Fleece blanket
  4. Please no perishable items or batteries.
  5. Our intention is to return these kits at the end of the year, but please do not send valuables.

The list above is only a suggestion. Please include items that you know will reduce anxiety and bring comfort to your child. Thank you for your partnership as we work together to ensure your child’s safety and well-being.

Sincerely,

Chad Powell, School Director
Martha Spansel-Pellico, School Director
Alan Kingsley, Assistant School Director

Free Food Distribution: February 16

On Friday, February 16, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free and open to…

On Friday, February 16, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free and open to all families and staff members in the iLEAD network of schools. 

Location: iLEAD Lancaster Charter School, 254 E. Ave K-4 Lancaster, CA
Date: Friday, February 16, 2024
Time: 12:30-2:00 PM (or while supplies last)

iLEAD Lancaster Food Distribution February 2024

Parking Instructions:

Please park and walk in through the side gate at the east entrance located at the back of the school.

Free Food Distribution: February 16

On Friday, February 16, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free and open to…

On Friday, February 16, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free and open to all families and staff members in the iLEAD network of schools. 

Location: iLEAD Lancaster Charter School, 254 E. Ave K-4 Lancaster, CA
Date: Friday, February 16, 2024
Time: 12:30-2:00 PM (or while supplies last)

iLEAD Lancaster Food Distribution February 2024

Parking Instructions:

Please park and walk in through the side gate at the east entrance located at the back of the school.

Free Food Distribution: Friday, November 17

Dear SCVi Families, On Friday, November 17, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free…

Dear SCVi Families,

On Friday, November 17, iLEAD Lancaster will be distributing free, nonperishable foods and other goods donated by Rescue Mission Alliance of Antelope Valley. This event is free and open to all families and staff members across the iLEAD network of schools.

Location: iLEAD Lancaster Charter School, 254 E. Ave K-4 Lancaster, CA
Date: Friday, November 17, 2023
Time: 12:30-2:00 PM (or while supplies last)

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Parking Instructions:

Please park and walk into the side gate at the east entrance located at the back of the school.