Dual Enrollment
Development Grid
The initial steps and decisions needed to launch a Dual Enrollment program can be complicated and there can be many barriers to scaling existing programs. The grid below highlights some of the many decision-making areas for teams to consider as they build programs together. There are many stakeholders in Dual Enrollment, and planning needs to be thorough and the partnership team needs to collaborate in order to maximize benefits for students. To learn how CCEMC can help support this process click below.
Professional Development
CCEMC can support educational institutions through the decision and planning process in many ways. CCEMC’s Professional Development events and academies are an excellent vehicle to learn more about successful early or middle college high schools or early/middle college programs within a comprehensive high school along with the opportunity to network with Dual Enrollment educators from across the state.Dual Enrollment Coaching
As you design, implement, and evaluate your early/middle college school or program, take advantage of the services of a certified Dual Enrollment Coach℠ through CCEMC. Coaching services are offered to K-12 and community colleges include designing, launching, implementing, and evaluating dual enrollment programs.
Your Dual Enrollment Coach℠ will assist you in ensuring your grant-funded early/middle college school or program meets the CDE Dual Enrollment Opportunities Grant expectations and aligns with evidence-based best practices.
Work with your Dual Enrollment Coach℠ to implement a high quality early/middle college school or program eligible for the CDE’s Dual Enrollment Exemplary Award!
Technical Assistance
CCEMC’s Technical Assistance and Program Development is the next level of customized support that can be provided on-site, virtual or a combination of both. The key to Technical Assistance and Program Development is the personalized and customized services that are tailored to the needs of your organization, and CCEMC prides itself on working with all budget levels. Click on the link below to contact CCEMC for more information.
Dual Enrollment Development
Below is a sampling of needs and decisions that should be addressed in the designing and/or expansion of a successful Dual Enrollment program.
Initial Decision
- Initial Leadership Team
- Academic or Vocational Focus or a combination
- CCAP or MOU
- Vision Statement
Planning
- Expand Leadership Team
- Organizational Readiness Assessment
- Equity/Recruitment Process
- Fiscal Considerations
- Pathway Development
- Student Supports
- Schedule/ADA & Apportionment Compliance
- Program Evaluation Process
- Staffing (College Faculty and/or HS Faculty)
- Faculty Orientations
- College Capacity/HS Capacity
- Paperwork/eForms - Admissions & Records
Implementation
- Hire Staff
- Conduct Recruitment Meetings
- Student Apply to College
- Data Evaluation
- Scaling/Program Expansion
