Common use of High School Credit Clause in Contracts

High School Credit. District is responsible for all matters related to the high school credit and transcripts, including using UW course titles and the “College in the High School” course designation code (C), per Washington “College in the High School” rules and OSPI guidelines, for all students in the course, regardless of whether or not they are registered to earn UW credit. Per WAC 392-725, college courses are to be transcribed with the conversion rate of 5 quarter credits resulting in 1.0 high school credit, regardless of duration of course in the high school or whether or not a student registers to earn college credit.

High School Credit. District is responsible for all matters related to the high school credit and transcripts, including using UW course titles and the “"College in the High School” " course designation code (C), per Washington “"College in the High School” " rules and OSPI guidelines, for all students in the course, regardless of whether or not they are registered to earn UW credit. Per WAC 392-725, college courses are to be transcribed with the conversion rate of 5 quarter credits resulting in 1.0 high school credit, regardless of duration of course in the high school or whether or not a student registers to earn college credit.

High School Credit. District is responsible for all matters related to the high school credit and transcripts, including using UW course titles and the “College in the High School” course designation code (C), per Washington “College in the High School” rules and OSPI guidelines, for all students in the course, regardless of whether or not they are registered to earn UW credit. Per WAC 392-725, college courses are to be transcribed with the conversion rate of 5 quarter credits resulting in 1.0 high school credit, regardless of duration of course in the high school or whether or not a student registers to earn college credit.