May 27, 2025: If you have not completed the enrollment steps for summer, unfortunately this is now closed.
If you have completed the enrollment steps and chosen your summer courses, you can make adjustments in DualEnroll if needed.
May 27, 2025: You can still complete enrollment steps and select your courses!
Note: Beginning Fall 2025, Dual Enrollment courses will no longer be weighted in your high school GPA. Your grade for the course will be out of 4.0 instead of 5.0.
Dual Enrollment courses may count towards graduation requirements and credits. Most will continue to count as elective credits only.
Concurrent Enrollment follows a different sign up process. Please check out the FAQ for more information the difference between Dual Enrollment and Concurrent Enrollment. Approval to take those courses are limited.
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Eleanor Roosevelt High School and Norco College have a partnership that allows eligible students the opportunity to take select college courses earning college credit while still in high school for no cost to tuition or textbooks. These courses are offered in the fall, winter, spring, and summer terms and are taught by Norco College instructors on the ERHS campus or online.
9th graders are able to take the GUI course beginning the spring of their 9th grade year. 10th-12th graders are able to take the elective courses in any term.
Dual Enrollment has no cost tuition to all students who are eligible
Most courses have zero cost textbooks
Dual Enrollment courses are cohorted with other high school students
Dual Enrollment courses are offered online and/or on the ERHS campus for the students' convenience
Credit-bearing college courses are counted as elective high school credits
Dual Enrollment courses are CSU and/or UC transferable following the CalGETC pattern
Most Dual Enrollment courses are in addition to your existing ERHS course load. Be sure to be mindful of your existing workload and extracurricular activities before adding on Dual Enrollment courses.
Concurrent Enrollment are courses taken outside of CNUSD or Dual Enrollment (e.g. UC Scout, Chaffey College, Silicon Valley HS, Mt. SAC, etc.). An approval form is required to have the grade added onto your ERHS transcript. This includes courses under College Campus found in DualEnroll (only Online or High School Campus course are considered Dual Enrollment). This applies for any time of the year. Each course requires its own form.
CNUSD will typically deny courses that students can take through ERHS or Dual Enrollment. If you receive a denial, it does not mean you cannot take the course for enrichment or interest; it means the grade cannot be brought onto the ERHS transcript.
Summer 2025: The approval process for summer courses is closed. If you choose to take courses and were denied or did not submit paperwork, the grade will not be added to your ERHS transcript.
Fall 2025: Norco College Concurrent Enrollment deadline is August 7th by 12PM. The approval process requires you to submit this signed FORM to Mr. Brent Baier (B235) or Ms. Caroline Cabal (T122) between July 28, 2025 at 8:30AM to August 1st, 2025 at 3:00PM.
This form must be submitted in person and will not be taken outside of this 1.5 week window. If the class you wish to take is a college concurrent enrollment course (outside of Norco College), you may have additional documentation to submit along with this form.
Please note that the approval/denial process takes a minimum of a week. The form will return to you in class once it has been reviewed and is approved/denied.
Keep up to date with Dual Enrollment information including course availability, changes, support times by the Dual Team, and other information. Join the Remind based on your graduating year.
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Class of 2025: @2025erhs2
Class of 2026: @26erhs2
Class of 2027: @dual27
Class of 2028: @28erhsde
Class of 2029: @2029de (incoming 9th graders can take the Dual Enrollment (GUI course) in winter/spring of their 9th grade year at the soonest)
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BP 1312.3 Uniform Complaint Procedure
BP/AR 4119.11 Employee Sexual Harassment
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AR 5145.71 Title IV Sexual Harassment Complaint Procedure
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BP/AR 5131.2 Bullying (Support Site/Statewide Resources)
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Dr. RoseMarie Hickman, Director Human Resources
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Dr. Kelli Jakubik, Administrative Director, Student Services
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