Daytona State, school districts reach agreements on dual enrollment
Daytona Times:
As opening days for fall classes draw near, agreements in support of dual enrollment have been reached between Daytona State College and Volusia and Flagler school districts.
The college's District Board of Trustees on Aug. 13 approved agreements to cover the majority of the schools' costs for services associated with dual enrollment in 2013-14.
The Volusia and Flagler school boards will vote on the agreements in upcoming weeks.
Dual enrollment provides college-credit classes on Daytona State campuses, giving college-bound students a head start on their higher education, at no cost to them.
Related:
Obtaining credit for non Madison School District Courses has been an ongoing challeng. Perhaps this issue has faded away as past practices die? Madison's
non-diverse or homogeneous governance model inflicts
numerous cost, from
one size fits all curricula to
growth in the 'burbs accompanied by
ever increasing property taxes on top of stagnant or declining income.
Posted by Jim Zellmer at August 22, 2013 12:37 AM
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