Collegiate Academy Sample Clauses

Collegiate Academy. Collegiate Academy provides up to 60 hours of transferable college credit to universities and/or an industry certification credential. The program allows students to simultaneously earn a high school diploma and an associate degree. The student body consists of high school juniors and seniors enrolled in dual-credit courses at their high school and at MGCCC. Students must meet all eligibility criteria for dual credit/dual enrollment; be a high school junior (14 core Carnegie units) in good standing, with a GPA of 3.0 or above; submit an unconditional written recommendation from their high school principal or guidance counselor; demonstrate appropriate, responsible, and respectful behavior on the high school campus; and demonstrate the maturity to cope with the challenges and relative freedom of a college environment. If pursuing Collegiate Academy or CTE dual credit courses, MGCCC needs to be your exclusive dual credit provider. Classes MGCCC will offer up to 29 academic credit hours on site at local high schools each school year with no student being allowed to accumulate more than 29 hours at the high school site. Eligible courses are found in the approved Statewide Academic Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement. Before a class is scheduled, a written request to do so should be submitted to the Xxxx of Instruction of the campus responsible for the class. The minimum class size does not matter if the high school is paying the instructor. The classes offered under this agreement are represented in the following table: Facilities Class(es) Instructor East Central High School Vancleave High School English Composition I College Algebra World Civilization I (2 sections) Xxxxxx XxXxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx MGCCC
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Collegiate Academy. 2) SBBC will purchase instructional materials, to be used in connection with this Agreement, pursuant to a separate agreement.
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Collegiate Academy. The following project scopes were approved in the September 6, 2017, Adopted District Educational Facilities Plan and in the District’s Capital Budget.
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Collegiate Academy. Design Professional shall develop a complete set of design documents that can be permitted for construction, along with construction contract administration services. The design documents scope for this project includes, but not limited to, fire alarm, art room renovation and equipment, conversion of existing space to music and/or art lab(s), building envelope improvements, HVAC improvements, and other items that may be required to execute the Board approved scope.
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Collegiate Academy. Lakeland Christian School Santa Fe Catholic The Vanguard School Xxxxxxxxx Academy Xxxxx Academy
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