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To: SoftballMominVA

In my state, students can do joint enrollment at local colleges during their junior and/or senior years, with tuition paid for by the state. The college courses count for high school graduation credit AND for college credit.


66 posted on 07/01/2008 1:29:41 PM PDT by Amelia
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To: Amelia; SoftballMominVA; wintertime
n my state, students can do joint enrollment at local colleges during their junior and/or senior years, with tuition paid for by the state. The college courses count for high school graduation credit AND for college credit.

And next year I will be getting certified to teach one of those courses, and the year after i should be getting certified to teach a second.

Just another dedicated public school professional going beyond the call of duty at my own expense to provide for the students entrusted to me by parents who care enough to provide the very best for their children.

Home schooled children are not eligible for this are they?

73 posted on 07/01/2008 1:41:23 PM PDT by verga (I am not an apologist, I just play one on Television)
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To: Amelia
Here is an 11-year-old public school student who is also taking college courses. The article says:

In order to be eligible for the class within Cal State L.A.’s Pre-Accredited College Enrollment Program, Daanyaal passed an exam and also completed an interview.

76 posted on 07/01/2008 1:45:09 PM PDT by Amelia
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