1. Eleanor Roosevelt High School & Norco College Dual Enrollment Program

2. Eleanor Roosevelt HS & Norco College Dual Enrollment Program

3. What is Dual Enrollment?
Comes from new California State legislation AB 288:
“AB 288 College and Career Access Pathways Act to allow high school students, especially those in underserved communities, greater access to college courses and career tech classes at both high school and college campuses.”
Norco College and CNUSD have been working on an agreement which allows for students to take Norco College classes taught at ERHS
Differs from our current program of concurrent enrollment which has seat number and GPA limitations

4. AB 288 CCAP Partnership Agreements
Requires district level partnerships
Intended to reach broader range of students, not just highly gifted or advanced scholastic or vocational work
Emphasis on College and Career Readiness and CTE and transfer pathways
Intended to reduce the number of students needing remedial math and English instruction at the community college level

5. ERHS & Norco College Dual Enrollment Partnership
Courses aligned with industry & in-demand careers
Prepared to start College Calculus for a Science, Engineering or Math Major
Smoother transition from high school to college
Accelerated pathway through college that can save time and money

6. Dual Enrollment Benefits
All courses are FREE! Includes all related fees and books
Classes are taught by College faculty or ERHS teachers that are adjunct faculty
Earn college units while earning high school graduation credits without having to pass an AP exam
College to college credit for transfer to UC/CSU’s and community colleges
Courses are conveniently taught on ERHS’s campus. No need for students to be concerned with transportation to college campus
We support our students through the process of the college application, registration and throughout the year
Students have the opportunity to take 15 units per semester (up to 4 classes max) at Norco College
Students learn the structure and rigor of college courses before entering first year of postsecondary college.

7. Dual Enrollment Pathways
Business & Gaming:
Between our ERHS articulated business and gaming courses and our Norco College Dual Enrollment courses taught here, a student could fulfill half of the requirements for a Norco College Gaming or Business Certificate and units toward an AA or AS degree.
Math/Engineering classes are UC & CSU transferable, and also fulfill requirements for an AA degree
ENG 1A & 1B fit into all pathways Completing one semester of English 1A equals one year of high school ERWC. 

8. Business Pathway ERHS Course: Intro to Business
Students can earn certification in:
Intro to Word, Advanced Microsoft, Power Point, Excel, & Keyboarding
Dual Enrollment 2017/2018
BUS-18A Business Law (Fall)
BUS-20 Business Mathematics (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2018/2019
BUS-22 Management Communication & BUS-24 Business Communication (Fall)
ACC-1A Principles of Accounting (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2019/2020
Business Administration: Accounting
Business Administration: General Business
Business Administration: Logistics Management
Business Administration: Management
Business Administration: Real Estate
Business Administration: Real Estate Sales & Transactions
Business Administration: Retail Management/WAFC

9. Gaming Pathway Game Art: Character Modeling
ERHS Courses
History of Video Games
Into to Game Programming
Intro to Simulation & Game Development
Game Design Principles
Digital Drawing for Game
Dual Enrollment 2017/2018
GAM-80 3D Modeling & Texturing (Fall)
GAM-24 Video Game Prototyping (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2018/2019
GAM-23 Digital Game Design (Fall)
GAM-52 Game Engine Scripting 1 (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2019/2020
GAM-81 & GAM-24 (Fall)
GAM-23 & GAM-52 (Spring)
Game Art: Character Modeling
Game Art: Environments & Vehicles
Game Design
Game Programming

10. Math/Engineering Pathway
Dual Enrollment 2017/2018
MAT-36 Trigonometry (Fall)
MAT-10 PreCalculus (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2018/2019
MAT-1A Calculus I (Fall)
MAT-1B Calculus II (Spring)
Dual Enrollment 2019/2020
MAT-36 & MAT-1A (Fall)
MAT-10 & MAT-1B (Spring)

11. Pre-requisites
Math – Completion of Integrated Math 2A/2B with a C or better & Integrated Math 3A/3B with a B or better
ELA – Passing Norco College’s Language Arts
placement exam
Business - None
Gaming - None

12. Guidance 45 Intro to College
Course Description: Introduction to academic and occupational programs, college resources and personal factors that contribute to success as a college student.
Students will prepare a Student Educational Plan (S.E.P.)
Students will identify and analyze academic success skills that influence college achievement and the college experience, including identification of college programs and support services.
Meet: Wednesday mornings, 7:30 – 8:20 a.m. 1 credit. Pass/No Pass
In addition, ERHS on campus support, Ms. Andrea Rinderle

14. College Term Calendar
Dual Enrollment Students Follow Norco College’s academic calendar:
Fall Semester 2017
August 28 – December 14th
Norco College is in session for Thanksgiving Break (11/20-11/22)
Spring Semester 2018
February 12, 2018 – June 7, 2018
Students attend Norco classes during CNUSD spring break (4/2 – 4/6)
Norco College spring break is April 9, 2018 – April 15, 2018

15. Considerations
A “D” or “F” or “W” (Withdraw) grade are permanently reflected on the student’s college transcript and the student may be placed on academic probation at the college level plus financial aid.
Students are expected to attend classes.
Students must be mentally, emotionally and academically prepared and ready for college rigor.
Students are expected to complete rigorous course work, which may impact time available for extracurricular activities.
Low grades can negatively impact high school GPA, high school graduation status and could affect 4-year college admission decisions.
Poor grades can also impact CIF and NCAA eligibility.
ERHS students enrolled in the Dual Enrollment program are COLLEGE STUDENTS. Students must act on their own behalf and instructors only communicate with the student.

16. Next Steps STEP ONE: Norco College Application Workshop STEP TWO:
Workshop Dates:
Wednesday, April 7:30 a.m. ERHS Library Computer Lab
Wednesday, April 3:00 p.m. ERHS Library Computer Lab
Thursday, April 3:00 p.m. ERHS Library Computer Lab
STEP ONE:
Norco College Application Workshop
Only for Seniors requesting to enroll in ENG 1A-English Composition
Testing Dates:
Wednesday, April 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. ERHS Library Computer Lab
Thursday, April 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. ERHS Library Computer Lab
STEP TWO:
English Placement Exam
Norco College Application Confirmation page
Dual Enrollment – School/Parent Approval Form
Both documents must be received to be considered a “Dual Enrollment Student”
STEP THREE:
Required Documents

17. Norco College Registration
Next Steps, continue
ERHS Counselors will place Dual Enrollment students in place holder “College Courses”
STEP FOUR:
ERHS Counselor
Norco College Registration Workshops in August to register for pathway courses and will receive a specific registration date.
STEP FIVE:
Norco College Registration
Fall Session: August 28th – December 14, 2017
STEP SIX:
Classes Begin

18. Norco College Dr. Maureen Sinclair, Project Director, CCPT Grant
Dr. Jason Parks, Interim Dean of Instruction
Mark DeAsis, Dean of Admissions & Records
Dr. Monica Green, Vice President Student Services