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College Connection
College Connection
Butte College Connection
Butte College Connection is an exciting program that allows seniors to spend their final year of high school on the Butte College campus. Students complete their high school requirements through a mix of class time and independent study while also taking Butte College classes each semester, typically earning around 22 college units.
It's a great chance to explore interests, get a head start on general education credits, and experience college life in a supported environment before officially becoming a freshman. Email Kris Hahn for more information: KHahn@chicousd.org
Application deadline: January 9th, 2026 by 5PM
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California Scholarship Federation
Established in 1921, CSF is California's oldest and largest high school honor society, boasting over 1,500 chapters statewide. Our mission is to recognize and encourage academic achievement and community service among students.
Upward Bound serves:
high school students from low-income families
high school students from families in which neither parent holds a bachelor's degree
The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education.
Upward Bound services/activities include:
Weekly academic tutoring
Test preparation workshops
Parent workshops in their native language
Six week summer residential program
Leadership development
Laptop and equipment loan program
Assistance with A-G college prep course selection
Financial aid and college application assistance
College visitation trips
Career exploration internships
The High School Scholars (HSS) program is an excellent opportunity for high school students to take up to two courses at CSU, Chico for a nominal $110 fee*. The objective of the program is to offer service area students access to college courses that have not been filled by regularly enrolled CSU, Chico students.
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