Bay Region Dual Enrollment
Dual Enrollment Community & Supports
Dual enrollment is a critical priority statewide and in this region. As a region, we will work together to support each other in expanding access to dual enrollment.
Submit your dual enrollment questions and ideas and any feedback on the website here!
Contact
Mallory J. Stevens, EdD
Early College Credit & Transitions Specialist
BACCC
Hosted by Foothill College
C: 650.576.2602 | malloryjeanstevens@gmail.com
Ways to Connect!
Bay Region Dual Enrollment Exchange: Monthly meetings to share best practices, challenges and solutions with other regional practitioners. See 2021-2022 agendas and notes here and checkout the presentations from previous meetings on the DE Exchange Spotlight page. Current notes and agendas here.
Dual Enrollment Contact Survey: Share this survey with dual enrollment practitioners (K12 and Community College). The goal to expand communication with the dual enrollment community in the Bay Area.
Bay Region Dual Enrollment Context
Bay Region Dual Enrollment Administrators Guidebook v. 3: This guidebook provides insight into the practices and challenges of Bay Region dual enrollment programs.
Dual Enrollment Regional Matrix: A survey of all regional dual enrollment programs. Add information about your program here ... We'd love to learn more!
Glossary of Terms & Definitions: This list is meant to support the creation of a shared regional vocabulary. If there is a term that should be on this list or if you would like to provide feedback on a proposed definition, submit suggestions here.
Bay Region Dual Enrollment Data Review: Provides an overview and analysis of regional special admit data from Data Mart by college, district, & subregion.
Middle College Map: Map of Middle College programs in California. Nineteen out of the 28 bay region colleges offer Middle College programs.
Resources to help those new to dual enrollment get started. Focuses on the dual enrollment landscape and research on dual enrollment.
Expand dual enrollment to a broader set of students: adult education, continuation schools, first generation students, English Learners, students with disabilities, foster youth, and justice system involved youth.
Dual Enrollment Guidebook and resources to support administrators in the creation and maintenance of dual enrollment programs.
Example guidebooks, forms, presentations, and other resources. Learn from the processes and ideas of other practitioners!
Dual Enrollment in CTE requires the creation of well designed pathways. In addition, Dual enrollment often touches other initiatives, like Guided Pathways & Apprenticeship.
Program evaluation is critical to high quality dual enrollment. Provides information on approaches.
Data is critical on both sides of dual enrollment partnerships. Provides links to data systems and to supporting documentation.
Information and resources to inform dual enrollment instruction. Includes resources about Open Educational Resources (OER)
Support creation of articulation agreements between community colleges and their high school partners.
Provides resources to help understand current legislation and related Chancellor's Office guidance.
Learn more about organizations that support dual enrollment programs & engage in related research.
Resources to support the creation of dual enrollment programs (SB 554) for adults pursuing a high school diploma or a high school equivalency certificate