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Board approves MOU with WVU Tech to offer dual‑credit pathways at two high schools
Summary
Raleigh County Schools approved an MOU with WVU Tech establishing "Level Up" dual-credit pathways for Independence High and Woodrow Wilson High; credits earned will map to partial completion of degree pathways but are transferable only to WVU Tech per the agreement.
The board unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with WVU Tech to create a "Level Up" dual‑credit pathway for Independence High School and Woodrow Wilson High School.
Miss Hodges introduced the MOU, which the administration said includes a course crosswalk allowing participating students to earn high‑school credit while simultaneously accumulating college credit that can lead to partial completion of degrees in business, social sciences, STEM, construction management, sports management and nursing. The administration noted that the credits in the agreement are transferable to WVU Tech only.
There were no recorded questions that altered the scope of the MOU; the board voted to approve the agreement by voice vote. The MOU is intended to expand postsecondary access for district students by providing structured dual‑credit opportunities at the two named high schools.
