Non-District Course (NDC) Requirements
For questions, please contact our Registrar, Sarah Sirota: ssirota@srvusd.net or visit the district website for more information.
HOW and WHY?
Advancement (to get into a higher level course in the following academic year)
Enrichment (for personal interest; taking this course does not impact student's schedule for next year)
Graduation Requirement Fulfillment (to replace taking a graduation requirement during the school year)
Remediation (to earn a higher grade for a course in which a D or F was originally earned)
SRVUSD POLICIES:
It is the responsibility of the student/family to ensure that the NDC/institution meets the following criteria:
Students wishing to remediate a grade of D or F may do so by enrolling in an equivalent NDC for high school credit. Both the original (SRVUSD) grade, as well as the remediated (NDC) grade, will appear on the SRVUSD transcript.
Courses specifically designated as Credit Recovery will not be accepted. (Credit Recovery courses do not cover all standards) Students must complete the full semester or year long course..
Upon completion of the NDC, an official transcript showing course completion must be submitted to the Registrar at the student's high school. Transcripts should be sent directly from the institution via mail, email or fax to the student's high school. Alternatively, students may hand-carry an official (sealed) transcript to the main office at their high school. Students who would like the NDC posted to their high school transcript must also submit an "Application to Place Non-District Coursework on the SRVUSD Transcript" form before the SRVUSD term deadline.
During the academic year, students must be enrolled in a minimum of five classes at their SRVUSD high school. A NDC can be taken as a sixth or seventh course.
Students are able to put up to 40 credits of non-SRVUSD coursework on their their high school transcript, but are limited to 20 credits per academic year, and 20 credits in any given subject area.
Post-secondary courses of 1-2 credits will earn five credits on the SRVUSD transcript; post-secondary courses of 3+ credits will earn ten credits on the SRVUSD transcript.
Sample of Approved Outside Institutions for Non-District Courses
STEPS TO ADD NDC CREDIT ON MVHS TRANSCRIPT
Please make sure to read all of the policies, requirements, and term deadlines for NDC Courses before enrolling in a course. The Registrar cannot verify courses. SRVUSD Non District Course Information for Advancement and Graduation Fulfillment
This is a three step process. All steps must be completed before the term deadline in order for your course to be considered transferable to your High School transcript.
1. Non-District Course Intent Application
2. Application to Place Credit form (NOTE- Paper Copies of "Application to Place Credit" will no longer be accepted.)
3. Official transcripts can be mailed to my attention at the address above or emailed to me directly from the originating school.
If the institution offers an email option to send it directly to your school, this is acceptable and will be considered an official copy (email to ssirota@srvusd.net)
(Transcripts emailed from a student/parent are not considered official.)
Check here to see if your NDC transcript has been received and if the NDC credits have been added to the Monte Vista High School transcript.
DUE DATES FOR ADDING NON-DISTRICT COURSES
Transcripts for courses taken outside of SRVUSD to be placed onto the student's SRVUSD transcript are due to the student's high school counseling office as follows:
By Friday, August 16, 2024 - for students wishing to use a NDC for advancement purposes.
By Tuesday, September 16, 2024 - for students wishing to put a Summer 2024 NDC onto their SRVUSD transcript
By Friday, January 17, 2025 - for students wishing to put a Fall 2024 NDC onto their SRVUSD transcript
Date in May 2025 (TBD) - for students wishing to put a Spring 2025 NDC onto their SRVUSD transcript
Please complete the NDC form linked here and attach it to your transcript.
Your non-district course application to place credit must be submitted via the google link above.
IMPORTANT SRVUSD POLICIES REGARDING NON-DISTRICT COURSES
During the academic year, students must be enrolled in a minimum of five classes at their SRVUSD high school.
Students are limited to a maximum of 40 credits of non-SRVUSD coursework to be added onto their high school transcript, and may not exceed 20 credits per academic year, and 20 credits in any given subject area.
College/Community College courses of 1-2 credits will earn five credits on the SRVUSD transcript; 3+ credits will earn ten credits on the SRVUSD transcript.
Transcripts emailed from a student/parent are not considered official.
DVC CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT https://www.dvc.edu/future/steps/high-school.html
DVC Special Admission Recommendation Forms are accessed through the student's DVC InSite portal once they have submitted their DVC application and received their DVC ID#. Students may contact DVC Admissions for questions: admissions@dvc.edu.
Counselors will not be signing Special Admission Recommendation Forms over summer break.