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Colts! You have 3 different ways to take college classes while still in high school.
Individual Dual Enrollment
Individual Dual Enrollment
Individual Dual Enrollment allows any student to take a college course while in high school.
Each community college has its own process for enrolling/requesting courses. In general, students enroll at that college, then submit a form requesting 4 possible course choices they would be interested in taking. Your parent/guardian and counselor have to approve your request. Then, when registration opens up to high school students, students log in and enroll if any of their courses are a good fit.
Each college has its own deadlines for starting and completing this process.
For Ohlone College, get help from Ms. Yessenia Gutierrez in the College and Career Center.
For Chabot College or Ohlone College, get help from Ms. Fenzl in room 60.
KEY DATE to ENROLL:
Spring 2026 Info Coming Soon!
Chabot College:
Enrollment opens:
Pick classes:
Ohlone College:
Enrollment opens:
Pick classes:
Dual Enrollment/ CCAP Classes Set Up by Logan
Dual Enrollment/ CCAP Classes Set Up by Logan
Ms. Elbert works with local colleges to arrange college courses for Logan students. This includes Cal State East Bay, Chabot College, and Ohlone College.
Interested?
Ms. Elbert will send out an email with next semester's course choices and a Google Form to fill out. Fill out the form to indicate your interest. She will then email students directions on how to enroll. Watch your email carefully and complete the steps!
Need help? Reach out to Ms. Elbert or Ms. Fenzl (room 60) with questions. Ms. Fenzl can help you with enrollment steps or questions.
KEY DATE to ENROLL:
Spring 2026 Info Coming Soon!
Watch for an email from Ms. Elbert
Early College Cohort for 12th graders
Early College Cohort for 12th graders
The Early College Cohort is a unique cohort for seniors. Students take 3 high school classes as a cohort at Logan, then enroll in college courses (online or in person) for the rest of their day.
Interested?
Ms. Fenzl will start holding information sessions about next year's Early College Cohort in February when counselors hand out PreReg Forms for next year's classes. Come to a session to learn more and fill out an application to be considered for the Cohort. We strongly recommend coming to an information session as there are important details to consider and we want you to enjoy your senior year! You can also drop by and see Ms. Fenzl in room 60 with any questions.
KEY DATE to APPLY: FEBRUARY
Watch Logan Live for meeting announcements or check back here.
What is Early College? How is that different from the Early College Cohort?
What is Early College? How is that different from the Early College Cohort?
Want to learn more about taking classes on your own (not part of the seniors' Early College Cohort)?
To learn more about taking classes individually at Ohlone College, click here.
To learn more about taking classes individually at Chabot College, click here (look at "Individual Dual Enrollment")
The Logan Early College Cohort gives Seniors the opportunity to complete their high school education while taking college classes for half of their day.
Early College Cohort students take three high school classes at James Logan High School in the morning and college classes of their choice in the afternoon or evening (or online). This gives students the opportunity to get a head start on college and learn to navigate a college environment.
To learn more about the Early College Cohort program for seniors, scroll down.
Sample Early College Cohort Student Schedule
Early College Cohort Benefits
Early College Cohort Benefits
an array of course choices at Ohlone or Chabot College
daily schedule flexibility
small learning community of fellow 12th grade students in high school courses
one-on-one support from the Early College Cohort Program Lead, as well as from an on-site Logan guidance counselor;
access to services and opportunities at the community college, from tutoring to clubs and student government;
ability to earn college credits without taking AP exams;
And participation in high school clubs, activities, and sports at Logan
Timeline
Timeline
February: Information Sessions + Accepting Applications from Students
April: Receive Acceptance Letter
April/May: Attend Mandatory Orientation to Select Courses and Get Enrolled
Late Summer: Register for college courses
First class of graduating Early College/College Connections students posing in front of Logan! They designed and created their own stoles to wear during graduation.
HOW TO APPLY
The first step in joining the Early College Cohort is to apply to the Early College Cohort Program at Logan. Please attend our information sessions and discuss the program with your parents/guardians, as you will need their permission to apply. We strongly recommend you read through all information on this website as well, especially the FAQs in the lefthand sidebar.
Complete the Google Form Application with your information and written statement on why you want to join the program. You will need to log in with your school email to access the application.
Check in with Ms. Fenzl on your application. We will send details on
If you receive an acceptance letter, you will then need to complete the following steps. We hope to notify all applicants about their status by April 1st. You will need assistance with each of these steps, so please attend the Application and Orientation Meetings so we can give you all the details.
Select courses and Submit the Permission Form.
Have a parent/guardian sign off on the Permission Form
Create an account and register as an college student
Complete the online Orientation and Self-Guided Placement
Register for courses when registration opens for high school students
Early College Cohort Staff
Early College Cohort Staff
Margo Fenzl (Program Lead/English Teacher) mfenzl@nhusd.k12.ca.us James Logan HS, room 60
Renee Dutra (College Connections Counselor) rdutra@nhusd.k12.ca.us James Logan Counseling Ctr
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