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College Credit & Industry Certification in High School •Advanced Placement •Dual Enrollment •Programs of Study •Concurrent Enrollment •(CAVIAT) Central Programs

College Credit & Industry Certification in High School

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College Credit & Industry Certification in High School

• Advanced Placement• Dual Enrollment• Programs of Study • Concurrent Enrollment• (CAVIAT) Central Programs

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AP• AP (Advanced Placement)• Who: Students who want to demonstrate they are ready for undergraduate college

level courses. • What: Boost GPA, Preferential Selection, AP Scholarships• When and where: Enroll in high school AP courses grades 10 - 12• www.fusd1.org• Select a School drop down • CHS Home page – Programs & Services• Counseling• Course Catalog• How:• Multiplier in Grade Point Average = weighted grade (vs unweighted) • A = 5 (instead of 4)• B = 4 • C = 2.5

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Take the AP test (taking an AP course is NOT a prerequisite)

ExploreAP Explore; general information AP Courses; identifies all courses recognized as AP by College BoardTaking the Exam; calendar, prep, policies.AP Scores; viewing, understanding, using scores

COLLEGE AP CREDIT POLICIES

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Dual EnrollmentPrograms of Study

Concurrent EnrollmentKevin Mullins Denise FalkFTF Grant Coordinator Perkins CoordinatorCCC CAVIAT Representative High School Transitions CoordinatorPart-Time Faculty / Science Dept.

Coconino Community College

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Difference Between Dual Enrollment, CAVIAT, FUSD Co-Enrollment and Co-Enrollment Programs

4/19/12

Dual Enrollment CAVIAT (Flagstaff) Co-Enrollment

Where are the Classes Located?

High School campus CCC LT & 4th St. campuses At any CCC campus

Who are the Students? 10-12 grade high school students from 12 high schools

11-12 grade FUSD high school students

11-12 high school students

How are Tuition and Fees Paid?

Schools are billed for tuition and the schools bill CCC in the same amount for educational services. CTE classes; students in core classes pay a reduced tuition rate.

CAVIAT pays for all tuition and fees

Students pay for tuition and fees

Who Provides Instruction?

Articulated High School instructor CCC instructor CCC instructor

When is the instruction provided?

During the high school day 1-4 pm M-TR Anytime a CCC class is offered

What’s the Difference?

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Dual Enrollment at CHS 14~15• ENG101 Heilman *College English 1013.0 $ 75.00 year

• ENG102 Buzan ^College English 102 3.0 $75.00 year

MAT142 Casados*College Math 3.0 $ 75.00 year

• POS110 Edwards Government 3.0 $ 75.00 year

• HIS131/132 Wright, P U S History 6.0 $ 75.00/semester

• NAV101 Goh **Navajo III 4.0 $100.00 year

• NAV102 Goh **Navajo IV 4.0 $100.00 year

• *requires placement testing.

• **articulation pending

• ^requires English 101 credit

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CTE Dual Enrollment

Accounting II Friend 3.0 No Fee

Autos II Locke 3.0 No Fee

Autos III Locke 3.0 No Fee

CAD II Howdeshell 3.0 No Fee

Digital Media I Shaddy 3.0 No Fee

Digital Media I Shaddy 3.0 No Fee

Engineering I Howdeshell 3.0 No Fee

Engineering II Howdeshell 3.0 No Fee

Welding III Quigley 3.0 No Fee

Woods II Nicolson 3.0 No Fee

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CAVIAT Central Programs

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• Find out how Community College classes will transfer to NAU, ASU, U of A.

• http://www.aztransfer.com/

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Industry Certifications

• Arizona Skills Standards Assessment System– Fall & Spring; passing score earns certificate with

transcript identifying each skill mastered• ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Student

CertificationFall & Spring; passing score earns ASE Student Certificate and ASE Student Patch • NATEF (National Automotive Technician Education

Foundation) Students receive certificate and are eligible for the Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium scholarship.