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Dual/Concurrent Enrollment allows qualified students to fulfill high school graduation requirements while simultaneously gaining college credits toward a certificate, diploma, or a college degree.
Research has shown that Dual/Concurrent Enrollment can provide access to challenging, college preparatory curriculum to students who might otherwise have been shut out of such curriculum through the traditional high school system.
Option 1: Dual Enrollment CCAP Classes with Irvine Valley College
Eligible Students are invited to participate in our IVC Dual Enrollment Program based on their grades, attendance, Academic Advisor Recommendations, and length of enrollment at Insight.
Insight has partnered with Irvine Valley College to offer Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 courses that are just for Insight Students!
IVC Classes are taken online outside of Insight Classes, no live class sessions!
Fall Term: Aug 19 - Dec 17, 2025
Spring Term: Jan 12 - May 20, 2026
Students will earn 3 college and 10 high school credits if they pass the course.
Contact Monica Chatfield for more information.!
Our Fall 2025 Dual Enrollment CCAP Classes with IVC
Introduces early childhood education programs, their history, philosophy, guiding principles and objectives. Explores trends in the field, the importance and responsibilities of the staff, and the laws and regulations governing these programs.
Examines the philosophical and historical development of U.S. law and constitutional provisions; defines and classifies crimes; introduces the student to legal concepts, legal research, and case law; examines law as a social force.
Our Spring 2026 Dual Enrollment CCAP Classes with IVC
This course provides an overview of planning and implementing developmentally appropriate curriculum and play-based environments for young children. The course examines the teacher’s role in supporting development and learning, and fostering respect for children of diverse economic backgrounds, cultures, languages, and abilities. Content areas include language and literacy, social and emotional learning, sensory learning, art, creativity, math, science and physical development. Students observe and assess effective strategies for developing curriculum and adapting environments. Meets the course requirement for Title 22 Licensing and the California Child Development Permit.
This course traces legal processes from pre-arrest and arrest through trial, sentencing, and correctional procedures. Students review the history of case and common law; examines the laws of arrest, search and seizure; examines legal interpretations as reflected in court decisions; and studies case law methodology and case research in order to demonstrate how decisions impact the procedures of the justice system
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Why Consider the Insight x IVC Dual Enrollment Program?
Courses offer students free college credit
College courses are a way of exploring a potential major and demonstrating a dedicated interest in an area of study
Can offer students an extra advantage when applying to college
Courses are convenient and easy to register
What support does Insight provide for IVC Dual Enrollment students?
We have developed a system of support including enrollment assistance, weekly check-ins with our Dashboard Coordinator, a dedicated online classroom, and coordination with the IVC Professors to support our students.
How does being a college student differ from being a high school student?
There are a few differences, please watch this video for make info: Dual Enrollment Orientation
What are the steps to enroll?
Insight's Dual Enrollment program is by invite only to selected students. Fall invites will be sent in Trimester 3 the prior school year. Spring invites will be sent mid- November.
IVC Steps to enroll: IVC CCAP
Who do I contact with questions?
Monica Chatfield, Dashboard Coordinator, mchatfield@k12insightca.org
Assigned School Counselor: Counseling Team
Option 2: Concurrent Enrollment at a Community College
High school students are eligible to take free community college courses and get a jump start on building a college transcript.
You can take classes that will meet requirements for Fine Arts, Electives, and Languages other than English. Make sure we approve it before you sign up.
Taking community college courses is available by enrolling in the community college as a concurrently enrolled student - K-12 Program.
It is important to know that taking a class at a community college will be on your college transcript. Be certain you can handle the coursework and time commitment.
Contact your school counselor for more information!
What are the eligibility requirements?
Eligibility will be verified using the student's previous grades and attendance history.
Minimum GPA of 2.0 (C Average)
Stable attendance
Students who can benefit from accelerating their academic or vocational careers are eligible and welcome.
Students who need remedial work, work to make-up for failed high school classes, are not eligible and must be served by Insight.
How do I Sign up?
Select the community college you want to attend and apply online
Review the course catalog for courses you’re interested in taking
Most colleges have a concurrent enrollment application form that HS students need to complete
Students must submit a copy of the high school concurrent enrollment application to the Insight School Counselor prior to enrollment in each semester he/she wishes to participate.
Email this form to School Counselor for signature at least 2 weeks prior to college deadline
Also remember that you can only take community college courses IF it’s a class that Insight does not offer.
What are the steps to enroll?
Get the Form
Contact the community college (by phone, in-person, or email) to receive a concurrent enrollment registration form for high school students. Most schools have this form.
Look up Courses
Review the community college's online course catalog and select the courses you want to take. Make sure you read the description of the course and you meet the prerequisites (if there are any) for the course.
Fill out the Form
Get your parent's approval for attending a college class and have them sign the concurrent enrollment form (if under 18).
Send School Counselor the information
Send the completed concurrent enrollment form to your School Counselor via email to obtain her signature and discuss your selection.
This form needs to be scanned and emailed to your counselor.
Counselor will review and sign the form and send back to you.
Give us at least 1 week to get the form back to you.
Don't wait until last minute or you might miss deadlines.
Complete an admissions application from the college and take it to the Admissions & Records Office along with the concurrent enrollment form.
You will be required to take assessment tests if you enroll in English or Math courses and you must adhere to any prerequisite requirements.
You must fill out a separate high school concurrent enrollment form for each semester you wish to attend.
How many credits will I get?
Credit Conversion
College Credit High School Credit
1 unit = 3 credits
2 units = 6 credits
3 units = 10 credits
4 units = 13 credits
5 units = 16 credits
How do I receive credit?
In order to receive high school credit, you will need to send the Insight office and your School Counselor an official transcript with the class taken from the community college.
Those transcripts can be sent to recordsdepartment@caliva.org OR fax it to (805) 581-0330.
Please allow up to 1 week for a signature for concurrent enrollment paperwork.