College and Career Readiness @ NVUSD
Amber Cleveland
Work-based Learning Coordinator
amber_cleveland@nvusd.org
(707) 253-3815 x4844
NVUSD Mentor Programs are designed to give students 16 years and older a look into what entry-level jobs are like in Napa Valley’s key industries. We want students to see what is being offered in terms of not only a job but a potential career in the Valley. These programs are unique in that they are inclusive of all students including those with special needs and those at risk. The programs are designed with key industry partners which are experts in their specific industry to ensure students are getting a real taste of the career. Click here for more information and application.
Overview:
A student may complete a maximum of converted 40 high school credits in college courses to be credited toward high school graduation when it is determined by the student, parent/guardian, and counselor that the student is, for a good reason, unable to take the course of study offered at the high school. Students may enroll in additional courses that exceed the A-G graduation requirements for further study.
Board Policies and Administrative Regulations Governing Concurrent Enrollment
Board Policy 6172.1 Administrative Regulation 6172.1
Credit Translation for High School Credit:
Students may count any 3 unit, 4 unit, or 5 unit UC/CSU transferable course (100 level or above) as the equivalent of a year long high school course and receives up to 10 high school credits.
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For all other community college courses, 1 college unit = 1.5 high school credits.
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Students may receive a weighted GPA for up to four UC/CSU transferable courses entered on the High School transcript.
Enrollment Process for High School Credit:
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Complete NVC High School Permit to Attend
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Review with Parents/Guardians and Counselor.
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Ensure that you include your High School on the Permit.
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Determine if you are taking a course for High School Credit.
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Ensure class for High School Credit is on the Approved List on the next page.
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Enrollment Process for College Credit Only:
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Complete NVC High School Permit to Attend
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Review with Parents/Guardians and Counselor.
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Ensure to include your High School on the Permit.
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Questions or Concerns:
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Contact your School’s Student Services Office for more information
The NVUSD Internship Program is a structured program between 8-12 weeks in length, consisting of 60 set hours, scheduled hours, on-site career exploration, and workplace learning. Students participate in the program to gain a real perspective of a potential career path prior to making post-secondary educational decisions.
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