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The Dual Enrollment Program

The document outlines the partnership and requirements for students to dual enroll at Valencia College while still attending OCSA. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA, meet minimum test score requirements, and follow procedures for class registration, book access, transportation, and keeping their guidance counselor informed of grades and class schedules. The dual enrollment opportunity allows students to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously.

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The Dual Enrollment Program

The document outlines the partnership and requirements for students to dual enroll at Valencia College while still attending OCSA. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA, meet minimum test score requirements, and follow procedures for class registration, book access, transportation, and keeping their guidance counselor informed of grades and class schedules. The dual enrollment opportunity allows students to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously.

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A partnership between OCSA and Valencia

Student must hold an unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher. Student must be 16 years old when classes start Keep a 3.0 GPA at Valencia and OCSA. Students must also have scored at or above the following scores: (PERT 104 reading, 99 Writing, ACT 20 reading, or SAT 480 reading) . Student must have a 123 on PERT to take math. If student does not pass reading, they cannot dual enroll. Take two art classes at OCSA

Students must have their own transportation to attend VC. Students must immediately leave OCSA when scheduled classes end. No student is allowed to remain on campus without having a scheduled class. Students must sign in and out at the front desk when entering or leaving OCSA.

English = 4 credits Math = 4 credits Science = 3 credits PE = 1 credit Fine Arts = 1 credit Electives = 8 credits American History = 1 credit World History = 1 credit American Govt. = credit Economics = credit

Students need to consult with their guidance counselor about selecting courses at Valencia. Additional academic orientation at Valencia may also be required before signing up for classes. No class can be dropped without first consulting a guidance counselor. There are deadlines at Valencia for dropping classes and these dates will be adhered to. .

After Registration, students need to print out the titles of the books from the bookstore website. Students will bring the list to their guidance counselor. The counselor will verify if we have the books at OCSA . If so, then the book will be signed out to the student. All books must be returned to the counselor at the end of the semester or the value of the book will be placed on the student obligation list.

If the book is not available, then a book voucher will be issued to the student and they will take this form to the Valencia CC bookstore . The book voucher will then be returned to the counselor at OCSA with the receipt from the bookstore stapled to the front of the voucher. Please remember that the books are the property of the school district and cannot be written in or highlighted in any way, unless it is a consumable book.

It is the students responsibility to keep abreast of what is going on at OCSA especially during their senior year. Please read emails and check Connect! every day. Also, check your Atlas account each day for news from Valencia.

Many times, students will have after school practices or night performances that may interfere with scheduled Valencia classes. It is the responsibility of the student to coordinate with the teacher at OCSA and the professor at Valencia to work out the conflict. Sometimes a choice will have to be made between the grade for a performance and the grade in the Valencia class. Low grades at OCSA will put you on probation.

Grades must be printed off of Atlas as soon as they are available and given to the students counselor. This is also a good time to return books to the counselor as well.

1. Get Approval from Guidance 2. Parents sign permission letter 3. Student fills out application and turns in to Valencia 4. Student takes PERT and turns scores in to guidance. Some Juniors will take the PERT at OCSA on February 20th and 21st. Sophomores and other Juniors need to take the PERT at Valencia.

5. Student sees counselor to pick classes. 6. Student sets up Atlas account, does orientation, and registers for classes 7. Student turns schedule over to guidance for approval 8. Contract signed and notarized 9. Student prints out book lists from Valencia and brings to guidance. We issue books. 10. Go to class and learn!!!!

Students may have the opportunity to take DE classes right here at OCSA. This may start in the fall. The book checkout process may also be changing. Students will be informed once the policy has been solidified by the district.

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