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Crafton Hills College outlines dual-enrollment expansion for Bear Valley Unified
Summary
A Crafton Hills College representative told the Bear Valley Unified School District board that expanding dual enrollment can increase college access and equity for mountain-area students, described possible center thresholds and teacher stipend proposals, and offered to provide aggregated enrollment data.
Dr. Moran, a representative of Crafton Hills College, told the Bear Valley Unified School District board that expanding dual enrollment can make higher education accessible “at no cost” to students and described three delivery models the colleges use: standard dual enrollment (on campus or online), CCAP agreements offering classes on high-school campuses restricted to high-school students, and concurrent-enrollment classes offered outside the school day that must remain open to the public.
The presenter said slides showed the number of full-time-equivalent students from the mountain ZIP codes as “a little over 300” FTE and that high-school students in dual-enrollment classes have higher success rates than their college-age peers, with Hispanic and…
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