Sentences with phrase «dual enrollment opportunities»

In partnership with two regional community colleges, Patton Springs offers dual enrollment opportunities to all students, enabling students to accumulate college credit while still in high school.

Some states have policies specific to concurrent enrollment partnerships where high school teachers offer college courses in their classrooms, while other policies address a wide range of dual enrollment opportunities regardless of location or instructor.

Thinking and acting as a K - 16 partnership, high school districts in San Mateo County are actively building a high school Career Technical Education Pathway in Education (CTEPE) with dual enrollment opportunities with a local community college and a clear connection to SFSU.

This report examines how each site expanded dual enrollment opportunities for their students, drawing on lessons learned to provide the following recommendations to leaders and policymakers in other states, colleges and school districts:

This policy brief from the Education Commission of the States explores strategies for expanding access to dual enrollment opportunities in rural states and communities.

Seniors also have dual enrollment opportunities at Temple University, Penn State, and Lebanon Valley College.

Dual enrollment opportunities allow high school students to earn postsecondary credit by enrolling in and successfully completing a postsecondary course either on the college or high school campus or virtually.

Smooth the transition from high school to college and from two - year to four - year institutions by developing clear pathways for student progress, from scheduling and course sequencing to curricula alignment and dual enrollment opportunities.

Nationwide, urban students are less likely to have access to dual enrollment opportunities: while they represent 29 % of all high school students, they account for only 24 % of dually enrolled students (Thomas, et al., 2013).

Wealthier schools are twice as likely to offer a full range of math and science courses, offer three times as many Advanced Placement classes, and are twice as likely to offer dual enrollment opportunities.