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HEADS UP VIDEO CONTEST The City of Santa Clarita is looking for the best creative and engaging public service announcement (P.S.A.) video that will inspire Santa Clarita teens to drive…

HEADS UP VIDEO CONTEST

The City of Santa Clarita is looking for the best creative and engaging public service announcement (P.S.A.) video that will inspire Santa Clarita teens to drive distraction-free and keep our roads safe.

Contest is only open to Santa Clarita Valley Middle and High School students.

SUBMISSIONS DUE BY
April 30 at 5 p.m.

WINNERS ANNOUNCED
May 18, 2018

The official rules can be viewed [here]

If you are eligible, you can enter [here]

Senior Scholarship Opportunity:  Ford Driving Dreams

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

SCVi 2024-2025 Calendar

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…

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!

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Discipline Philosophy

Our approach to discipline centers on restorative practices and Love and Logic, a straightforward parenting and teaching philosophy that holds that children learn the best lessons when they’re given a…

Our approach to discipline centers on restorative practices and Love and Logic, a straightforward parenting and teaching philosophy that holds that children learn the best lessons when they’re given a task, allowed to make their own choices — which may involve failing — when the cost of failure is still small. Those failures must be met with love and empathy from their parents and teachers. The Love and Logic methodology allows us to embrace each learner’s uniqueness while modeling and expecting appropriate behavior. We also provide regular opportunities for our parents to learn more about how to implement Love and Logic techniques at home. For more information on Love and Logic, click here.

Our restorative approach to student discipline views relationships as central to a healthy learning environment for our students. We strive to create a community of shared values where student participation is required, not optional. Our facilitators and administrators model these values so they’re viewed as an integral part of our school culture — not simply a slogan on a poster. The goal of our restorative justice philosophy is to help learners find solutions to behavioral or social issues through open dialogue rather than simply handing down an arbitrary punishment. For more on restorative justice, click here.

At SCVi, we adhere to the following expectations for school behavior:

Our disciplinary philosophy is firmly rooted in our commitment to facilitating social-emotional learning. We know that every learner is different, as are the challenges they face. We believe it is part of our job as educators to help our students learn self-direction and discipline. To that end, we include an assessment of social-emotional skills in our learners’ Individualized Learning Plans, Learner-Led Conferences, and Reports of Progress.

Support for Families

…education information, family fun nights, fatherhood programs, financial literacy, navigating child support, neighborhood/community action groups, nurse visitation for expectant and new mothers, parenting education, peer support groups, safe sleep program,…

Families in need of parenting aid to safeguard against their children entering the foster care system can find support through various channels. For residents of Los Angeles County, the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) offers preventative assistance, while those outside the county can seek guidance from the California Parent and Youth Hotline. These resources aim to provide families with the necessary tools and support to navigate challenges and maintain stable and nurturing environments for their children. For further details and assistance, please refer to the information provided below.

Preventive and Support Services for Parents in LA County

Preventive and support services are designed to keep families together and prevent DCFS investigations in the first place. Throughout Los Angeles County, DCFS partners with CBOs to provide support services and assistance to parents and families who need help. Whether you have a referral or an open case with DCFS, or you’re simply an LA County resident looking for some help these programs can provide, including basic family needs, navigation including linkage to needed resources, child developmental screenings, education and special education information, family fun nights, fatherhood programs, financial literacy, navigating child support, neighborhood/community action groups, nurse visitation for expectant and new mothers, parenting education, peer support groups, safe sleep program, structured parent-child and/or family-centered activities, and more. Call (213) 739-6208 to speak to DCFS Preventive and Support Services staff.

California Department of Social Services Parent Resources

The OCAP is funding Parents Anonymous Inc. to offer the California Parent & Youth Helpline and Online Parent Support Groups to address increased stressors and concerns faced by families, parents and youth. Parents and youth can call, text, and chat 1-855-427-2736 for emotional support and referrals in English, Spanish, and other languages, every day from 8 AM to PM. Sign up for the Online Groups at caparentyouthhelpline.org. Other Parents Anonymous resources can be accessed on their website.

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

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…

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!

How Scarlet Foundation Supports SCVi

Below is a message from Scarlet Foundation: How does Scarlet Foundation partner with SCVi leadership, facilitators, and iSUPPORT to benefit our school community? Pinpoint areas that need resources: We help make up…

Below is a message from Scarlet Foundation:

How does Scarlet Foundation partner with SCVi leadership, facilitators, and iSUPPORT to benefit our school community?

  1. Pinpoint areas that need resources: We help make up the shortfall between SCVi’s budget and expenses so our learners have the best possible experience!
  2. Raise funds to support those areas: We help sponsor events, such as the Fun Run last spring that raised $16,000! We also promote restaurant nights and accept donations.
  3. Disburse funds to areas that need it: We have sponsored musical instruments, theatre and sports equipment, laptops, and shade for outdoor play areas!
  4. Identify ways to improve campus environment: Want to help? Click HERE to keep an eye on upcoming events. Click HERE to donate!

Please contact our Board President and Co-President with any questions: Jeannette.Laughlin@ScarletParents.org and Lindsey.Kahn@ScarletParents.org.

Scarlet Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Tax ID 47-2531750. Visit us at www.scarletparents.org.

How Scarlet Foundation Supports SCVi

Below is a message from Scarlet Foundation: How does Scarlet Foundation partner with SCVi leadership, facilitators, and iSUPPORT to benefit our school community? Pinpoint areas that need resources: We help make up…

Below is a message from Scarlet Foundation:

How does Scarlet Foundation partner with SCVi leadership, facilitators, and iSUPPORT to benefit our school community?

  1. Pinpoint areas that need resources: We help make up the shortfall between SCVi’s budget and expenses so our learners have the best possible experience!
  2. Raise funds to support those areas: We help sponsor events, such as the Fun Run last spring that raised $16,000! We also promote restaurant nights and accept donations.
  3. Disburse funds to areas that need it: We have sponsored musical instruments, theatre and sports equipment, laptops, and shade for outdoor play areas!
  4. Identify ways to improve campus environment: Want to help? Click HERE to keep an eye on upcoming events. Click HERE to donate!

Please contact our Board President and Co-President with any questions: Jeannette.Laughlin@ScarletParents.org and Lindsey.Kahn@ScarletParents.org.

Scarlet Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Tax ID 47-2531750. Visit us at www.scarletparents.org.

LiveScan Vendor on Campus for Back to School Night: September 7

Hello, SCVi families! iSUPPORT is pleased to partner with Go Postal Plus, an SCVi alumni family business, to offer discounted LiveScans for parents and caregivers who intend to volunteer on…

Hello, SCVi families! iSUPPORT is pleased to partner with Go Postal Plus, an SCVi alumni family business, to offer discounted LiveScans for parents and caregivers who intend to volunteer on campus. We will have a table in front of the Lower School front office from 3-6 PM. Sign up via our Linktree!

Please note: Our vendor can accept cash or check only.

Thank you!

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Junior/Senior Prom 2016

…families who already purchased their tickets for the previous location. Presale discounted tickets are on sale now through March 20. Ticket includes dinner and transportation. Promenade of attendees and pictures…

Prom Date: Friday, May 6
Order Tickets Here

The prom venue has been changed to the beautiful La Dolce Vita Ristorante. We have refunded the difference in cost to the families who already purchased their tickets for the previous location.

Presale discounted tickets are on sale now through March 20.

Ticket includes dinner and transportation.

Promenade of attendees and pictures in Shakespeare Theatre at 4:30 p.m.

Bus departs SCVi at 5:15 p.m.

Questions? Email Ms. Sena.

SCVi Theatre Presents Little Women!

March 24-26 Come join the March women on a journey filled with love, sadness, and finding our true selves. Show Dates Thursday, March 24, at 7 p.m. Friday, March 25,…

March 24-26

Come join the March women on a journey filled with love, sadness, and finding our true selves.

Show Dates
Thursday, March 24, at 7 p.m.
Friday, March 25, at 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 26, at 3 and 7 p.m.

Purchase your tickets for Little Women here.

We are looking for sponsorships for our upcoming shows. If you’re interested, please download the form here.

Activate Your ParentSquare Account

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare: Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)…

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare:

  • Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)
  • Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6 PM.
  • Communicate in your preferred language.
  • Direct message facilitators and staff.
  • Sign forms and permission slips, sign up for events or to volunteer, and more all from your desktop or mobile device.

If you haven’t yet done so, please see below for instructions to activate your account.

SCVi on KHTS: Service Trip to Puerto Rico

…The Way Out Recovery SCV, Host of The Way Out Recovery Hour Topic: Service Trip to Puerto Rico/Bob Sharits Right Click Here to Download! Click Here to Listen! For more Our Way on…

On this episode of SCVi’s Our Way On The Highway, Sara Brown hosts SCVi students Isabella and Adin to talk about their service trip to Puerto Rico. Adin and Isabella talk about the contributions they made on their trip to Puerto Rico through SCVi. From planting trees to packing backpacks full of supplies, these Santa Clarita students were able to help the Puerto Rican people and environment on a trip that made an impact on everyone involved.

Host: Sara Brown

Guests: Isabella and Adin, Learners from SCVi; Bob Sharits, Program Director at The Way Out Recovery SCV, Host of The Way Out Recovery Hour

Topic: Service Trip to Puerto Rico/Bob Sharits

Right Click Here to Download!

Click Here to Listen!

For more Our Way on the Highway podcasts, click here!

Activate Your ParentSquare Account

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare: Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)…

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare:

  • Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)
  • Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6 PM.
  • Communicate in your preferred language.
  • Direct message facilitators and staff.
  • Sign forms and permission slips, sign up for events or to volunteer, and more all from your desktop or mobile device.

If you haven’t yet done so, please see below for instructions to activate your account.

Activate Your ParentSquare Account

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare: Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)…

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare:

  • Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)
  • Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6 PM.
  • Communicate in your preferred language.
  • Direct message facilitators and staff.
  • Sign forms and permission slips, sign up for events or to volunteer, and more all from your desktop or mobile device.

If you haven’t yet done so, please see below for instructions to activate your account.

Activate Your ParentSquare Account

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare: Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)…

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare:

  • Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)
  • Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6 PM.
  • Communicate in your preferred language.
  • Direct message facilitators and staff.
  • Sign forms and permission slips, sign up for events or to volunteer, and more all from your desktop or mobile device.

If you haven’t yet done so, please see below for instructions to activate your account.

Activate Your ParentSquare Account

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare: Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)…

SCVi uses ParentSquare for school-to-home communications. Here’s what you can do with ParentSquare:

  • Receive messages from the school via email, text, or app notification. (Download the iOS App or Android App.)
  • Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6 PM.
  • Communicate in your preferred language.
  • Direct message facilitators and staff.
  • Sign forms and permission slips, sign up for events or to volunteer, and more all from your desktop or mobile device.

If you haven’t yet done so, please see below for instructions to activate your account.