Jeannie Alkire-Brewer, who teaches English at Orangeview Junior High, was chosen as one of the 2025 AUHSD Teachers of the Year. The award puts her in a group of chosen district teachers for 2025 and includes the district at the county level. The designation puts Orangeview Junior High in the running for the district's annual teacher recognition program.

Q1. What is the structure of Orangeview Junior High's academic program?

Ans. Orangeview Junior High is set up like a junior high school, where students go to different classes for each core subject. This helps them learn more about each subject and be responsible for their own work.

Q2. Are there advanced classes at Orangeview Junior High?

Ans. Students who meet the requirements can take honors classes that give them more difficult work and higher expectations.

Q3. What kinds of activities can students do at Orangeview Junior High?

Ans. Orangeview Junior High has campus clubs and competitive sports programs that give students structured ways to get involved.

Q4. How does Orangeview Junior High help students do better in school?

Ans. Teachers and counselors help students stay on track with their academic goals by giving them advice, intervening, and helping them plan.

Q5. How does Orangeview Junior High keep caregivers up to date?

Ans. Families can stay up to date on campus events and important dates through school communications, meetings, and events.