WELCOME. What is the College in the High School Program? This program is a cooperative program between local school districts and Everett Community College.

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WELCOME

What is the College in the High School Program? This program is a cooperative program between local school districts and Everett Community College. Districts currently participating: ArlingtonEverett Granite FallsLake Stevens LakewoodMarysville MonroePuyallup ShorelineSnohomish Sno-Isle Skills CenterSouth Whidbey Sultan

How do students benefit? Students can accelerate their academic studies by earning college credit without sacrificing their high school experience. The courses included in the program are those most often required in the freshman coursework of Washington’s community colleges and universities, thus shortening the time it takes to earn a degree. Each advanced high school course in the program has been deemed equivalent to the work performed in a similar EvCC course. Upon successful completion the course is transcripted with the college’s course title and number, just as it appears in the college catalog.

How do students benefit? Tuition for a CHS 5-credit course is typically 50% less than an equivalent EvCC course and the textbooks are included. A significant savings to the student! The courses may enable students to meet prerequisites for more advanced classes in college. Students may have a stronger university application by demonstrating above-average motivation and achievement. The program helps develop academic skills while demonstrating to students the potential benefits of college and exposing them to the expectations of postsecondary education.

How do high school teachers benefit? Experience of teaching a college-level course Teacher is classified EvCC Adjunct Faculty By setting higher standards for students you help students to prepare students for higher education Each participating teacher is sponsored by an Everett Community College (EvCC) faculty member who can assist in curriculum development and provide valuable supplemental materials and teaching methodology

How do high school teachers apply to the program? Visit the website: Need to submit: EvCC employment Application Resume Unofficial Transcripts Syllabus Review the minimum credentials required

Required credentials Pre-calculus & Statistics MATHEMATICS 141/142, and 146: BA or BS in mathematics, or BA in education with an emphasis on math or successful teaching experience in this subject matter. Calculus MATHEMATICS 151 & 152: MA or MS in mathematics or math education or successful teaching experience in this subject matter and appropriate coursework.

Thank you!