admin / CSC news, Dual HS/College Credit, PSEO / AP, CIS, concurrent enrollment, dual credit, IB, PLTW, PSEO / 2 Comments
Here is a newly revised comparison chart of dual credit programs available to Minnesota students. Â Click on the link below to download the document. The chart compares important information on 5 of the most common dual credit programs available: Advanced Placement (AP), Concurrent Enrollment (ex: College In the Schools/CIS), International Baccalaureate, Post Secondary Enrollment Options […]
admin / CSC news, Dual HS/College Credit, PSEO / Career and technical education, college, college credit, CTE, dual credit, graduation rates, high school, MDE, Minnesota Department of Education, PSEO / 0 Comments
New data from the Minnesota Department of Education shows a side-by-side comparison of high school graduation rates for various student groups across Minnesota.  The chart below shows 4-year high school graduation rates overall for students, for those who took 2-3 career and technical courses, and those who took at least 1 concurrent enrollment or PSEO course. […]
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Visit Center for School Change on GIVE TO THE MAX DAY! Check out our GiveMN page: https://givemn.org/fundraiser/Center-For-School-Change Give to the Max takes place on Thursday November 13, 2014.
admin / CSC news, Dual HS/College Credit, PSEO / dual credit, ICR, Increasing College Readiness, St. Paul / 1 Comment
Check out our latest report on the Increasing College Readiness project. It shows that we have helped produce triple digit gains in the enrollment of urban (sometimes ‘alternative’) St. Paul students taking college level courses.  Additionally, students taking these courses for college credit have had an overall completion rate of 82%. See the new data, what district […]
admin / CSC news / Cariie Billy, Dr. Brian Bridges, Dr. David Beaulieu, Dr. Don Day, Dr. Ivory Toldson, HBCUs, Historically Black Colleges, K12, Learning and Teaching with Fire, TCUs, Tribal colleges, White House Initiative, William Mendoza / 3 Comments
What lessons can K-12 education in Minnesota learn from Historically Black Colleges & Universities and Tribal Colleges & Universities? As is frequently noted, Minnesota has some of the nation’s largest gaps between student groups.   As public district and charter schools seek to close achievement gaps, what lessons can we learn from institutions that have […]
