Graduating high school seniors (Class of 2026) and their families are invited to attend this virtual information session to learn how to successfully enroll at West Valley College after graduation. This session is designed to guide students through the next steps in the college enrollment process and help them understand the resources available to support their success during their first year of college.

During this session, we will review key topics including:

• The West Valley College application process
• Student support programs and learning communities available on campus
• Information about the Free Universal Meal Plan
• Community Grant requirements for free tuition eligibility
• Understanding transfer pathways to four-year universities

This session will help students and families feel more confident about the transition from high school to college and ensure students are prepared to complete the necessary steps to enroll and begin their college journey.

Join us virtually:
Zoom ID: 563 045 8317

RSVP:
https://forms.office.com/r/ZW1iD3UvA3

Graduating high school seniors (Class of 2026) and their families are invited to attend this virtual information session to learn how to successfully enroll at West Valley College after graduation. This session is designed to guide students through the next steps in the college enrollment process and help them understand the resources available to support their success during their first year of college.

During this session, we will review key topics including:

• The West Valley College application process
• Student support programs and learning communities available on campus
• Information about the Free Universal Meal Plan
• Community Grant requirements for free tuition eligibility
• Understanding transfer pathways to four-year universities

This session will help students and families feel more confident about the transition from high school to college and ensure students are prepared to complete the necessary steps to enroll and begin their college journey.

Join us virtually:
Zoom ID: 563 045 8317

RSVP:
https://forms.office.com/r/ZW1iD3UvA3

Want to learn more about taking a Community College class?

Join the Outreach Team to learn about the benefits of enrolling at West Valley College, get step-by-step guidance through the application process, and hear helpful tips to get started. For questions, please email [email protected].

RSVP Here for an Email Reminder.

Graduating high school seniors (Class of 2026) and their families are invited to attend this virtual information session to learn how to successfully enroll at West Valley College after graduation. This session is designed to guide students through the next steps in the college enrollment process and help them understand the resources available to support their success during their first year of college.

During this session, we will review key topics including:

• The West Valley College application process
• Student support programs and learning communities available on campus
• Information about the Free Universal Meal Plan
• Community Grant requirements for free tuition eligibility
• Understanding transfer pathways to four-year universities

This session will help students and families feel more confident about the transition from high school to college and ensure students are prepared to complete the necessary steps to enroll and begin their college journey.

Join us virtually:
Zoom ID: 563 045 8317

RSVP:
https://forms.office.com/r/ZW1iD3UvA3

Summer Bridge helps incoming students prepare for college by building community, connecting with campus resources, and learning the skills needed for a successful start at West Valley College.

Summer Bridge helps incoming students prepare for college by building community, connecting with campus resources, and learning the skills needed for a successful start at West Valley College.

Summer Bridge helps incoming students prepare for college by building community, connecting with campus resources, and learning the skills needed for a successful start at West Valley College.

Summer Bridge helps incoming students prepare for college by building community, connecting with campus resources, and learning the skills needed for a successful start at West Valley College.

Summer Bridge helps incoming students prepare for college by building community, connecting with campus resources, and learning the skills needed for a successful start at West Valley College.

The California Native Plant Society-Santa Clara Valley Chapter will showcase the plant biodiversity of Santa Clara, San Mateo, and surrounding counties. The free event will feature a variety of native wildflowers and plant exhibits, lectures, workshops and tours.

This year’s show features the theme “Our Relationship with Wildflowers." The lecture series and workshops will offer the opportunity to learn about our relationship with native wildflowers, how we view them culturally, and how we can support their biodiversity, through lectures and workshops focused on local flora and fauna, habitat gardening, and a campus BioBlitz.

Students will present posters and expert botanists, gardeners, biologists, and students will be on site to interact with the public and answer questions. A selection of native plants, native plant art, books, jewelry, and other related goods will be available for purchase.

Keynote speaker Kat Anderson, author of "Tending the Wild," will share stories of our past and present relationships with native wildflowers, contrast colonial and Indigenous people's use and stewardship, and discuss what we can learn from the past to enhance our relationship with wildflowers today.

Find out more on the Wildflower Show website.