CVUSD's Communication Snapshot
2025-2026 School Year
The annual CVUSD College & Career Information Night returns on Monday, October 6th from 5:00pm to 7:50pm at Westlake High School: 100 Lakeview Canyon Road, Westlake Village.
All CVUSD high school students and their families are invited to attend this cost-free event.
This event will feature a College Fair from 5pm - 6pm with representatives from more than 80 colleges/post-secondary destinations. Directly following the College Fair, in-person workshops on a variety of important topics will be held from 6:30pm - 7:50pm. These will cover topics like College Application Processes, AI & Writing the Personal Statement, Financial Aid, Career Education Pathways, and Education Support for Students with Disabilities.
All CVUSD high school students and their families are invited to attend this cost-free event.
This event will feature a College Fair from 5pm - 6pm with representatives from more than 80 colleges/post-secondary destinations. Directly following the College Fair, in-person workshops on a variety of important topics will be held from 6:30pm - 7:50pm. These will cover topics like College Application Processes, AI & Writing the Personal Statement, Financial Aid, Career Education Pathways, and Education Support for Students with Disabilities.
We are proud to celebrate CVUSD's three comprehensive high schools: Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park and Westlake High Schools for being recognized as 2025 National Banner Unified Champion Schools! This prestigious honor, awarded by Special Olympics North America, recognizes schools that go above and beyond in creating inclusive environments where students learn, play, and lead together.
To earn this national banner recognition, schools must demonstrate their commitment to inclusion by meeting ten standards of excellence set by Special Olympics North America. These standards were developed by a national panel of leaders from the Special Olympics and the education community.
The primary activities within these standards include: Special Olympics Unified Sports® (where students with and without disabilities train and compete as teammates), Inclusive Youth Leadership and Whole-School Engagement. Banner Unified Champion Schools are also able to demonstrate they are self-sustainable and have a plan in place to sustain these activities into the future.
Congratulations to our Thousand Oaks High School, Newbury Park High School and Westlake High School on this important accomplishment: cultivating inclusive school climates that exhibit a sense of collaboration, engagement and respect for all. They are three of thirteen schools from across Southern California to earn the 2025 national banner status. Way to go Lancers, Panthers, and Warriors!
To earn this national banner recognition, schools must demonstrate their commitment to inclusion by meeting ten standards of excellence set by Special Olympics North America. These standards were developed by a national panel of leaders from the Special Olympics and the education community.
The primary activities within these standards include: Special Olympics Unified Sports® (where students with and without disabilities train and compete as teammates), Inclusive Youth Leadership and Whole-School Engagement. Banner Unified Champion Schools are also able to demonstrate they are self-sustainable and have a plan in place to sustain these activities into the future.
Congratulations to our Thousand Oaks High School, Newbury Park High School and Westlake High School on this important accomplishment: cultivating inclusive school climates that exhibit a sense of collaboration, engagement and respect for all. They are three of thirteen schools from across Southern California to earn the 2025 national banner status. Way to go Lancers, Panthers, and Warriors!
