Vista High School

Making a Difference

WELCOME TO VISTA HIGH SCHOOL

Vista High School is an independent study middle/high school that offers a multicultural education in grades 7-12. Vista High School is nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood that offers a safe environment where students can receive personalized instruction. We provide an educational setting tailored to meet the individual needs of students.

Students are counseled and aided in their pursuit of educational and vocational goals beyond high school. Students who graduate from Vista earn a traditional high school diploma and develop a clear vision of what they need to do to claim their goals for their future.

Independent study is not for all students; but independent study requires basic academic skills and a level of commitment, motivation, organizational skills, and self-direction.

High School Students, Parents Invited to Get Ready for College

The Ed Fund and West County College Access Network will host its Annual Getting Ready for College Conference Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 10:00 a.m at Contra Costa College for high school students and parents in the West Contra Costa Unified School District.

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Chevron Richmond Seeks WCCUSD High School Students for Summer Internship Program

Chevron Richmond is recruiting up to 10 WCCUSD high school students for their annual Project Seed internship program. Students must apply by April 15. Click the headline for more information.

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Korematsu Student Wins Middle School Spelling Bee

Righteous has three definitions according to Merriam-Webster. And if Korematsu’s Ghouran Chang used it in a sentence, it might go something like this: I capped a righteous win at the West Contra Costa County Unified School District Middle School Spelling Bee by correctly spelling the two-syllable adjective.

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Ed Fund Accepting Applications for African American Male College Scholarship

The Ed Fund will award eight $1,500 scholarships to deserving African American male high school seniors in WCCUSD. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years. Click the link to learn more and apply by March 3.

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