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Vermont’s Dual Enrollment Program allows high school students to take college courses while still enrolled in high school. Participating students earn college credits, reducing the time it takes to get a college degree, potentially reducing the cost associated with college, while challenging themselves through college level curriculum.
Eligibility
Every junior and senior at Woodstock Union High School is eligible for TWO free college courses prior to graduation.
How It Works
Explore course options with Gabriella Durgin, Sofia Bertocci, or Sarah Smith via email gdurgin@wcsu.net, sbertocci@wcsu.net, or sarahsmith@wcsu.net to set up an appointment.
Apply for a Dual Enrollment voucher http://education.vermont.gov/documents/edu-dual-enrollment-how-to-apply-for-a-voucher
The voucher covers the cost of tuition for up to a 4-credit course at any of the participating colleges. The voucher does not cover the costs of materials and textbooks. Some funding is available through VSAC to help cover these additional costs for students who are eligible for free and reduced price lunch.
Vouchers are awarded on a semester-by-semester basis, and unused vouchers expire every semester.
Students must get approval for a dual enrollment course from their high school principal to ensure they will receive high school credit
Complete College Registration paperwork .
Some schools may require a placement test
Each student will receive on-going support throughout the semester
Counselor Roundtable Virtual Dual Enrollment & Early College Zoom!
Dual Enrollment College Partners
Dual Enrollment College Partners
The following colleges have been approved to offer Dual Enrollment beginning in the 2016-2017 academic year. Approved colleges with contact information for questions are listed below.
Jaime Babic, Registrar and Director of Enrollment Services
(802) 440-4653
Office of Admissions
(802) 639-8521
Jennifer Reardon, Assistant Registrar
(802) 865-5850
Natalie Searle, Director of Secondary Education Initiatives
(802) 885-8368
Josh Castle, Registrar
(802) 322-1672
Johnson State College-Northern Vermont University
Joye Lyon, Associate Director of Admissions
(802) 635-1218
Marie-Pierre Huguet, Director of Online Learning
(802) 387-1682
Lyndon State College-Northern Vermont University
Trevor Barski, Associate Director of Admissions
(802) 626-4848
Angie Hamilton, Admission Events and Non-Degree Coordinator
(802) 250-9231
New England Culinary Institute
Amy Tatko, Associate Director of Admissions
(802) 225-3244
Devin Holland, Assistant Registrar
(802) 485-2038
David Barrowclough, Registrar
(802) 654-2571
Ginny Nellis, Registrar
(802) 258-3283
Laura Lea Berry, Director of Academic Services
(802) 586-7711 ext. 107
Vika Pleshakova, Continuing Education
(802) 656-2085
Steve Airoldi, Assistant Director of Secondary Initiatives
(802) 728-1337
Early College Program:
Early College Program:
Student Eligibility
Resident of Vermont
High school senior enrolled in a school that is publicly funded including a Vermont career technical center, approved independent high school and are publicly funded by their hometowns, High School Completion Program, and Home Study students.
Student Requirements
Students must get approval for their participation from their high school principal or designee in order to assure that the student is academically ready for college courses and to ensure that the high school graduation requirements will be met through college courses.
Students wanting to participate in the Early College program must have the program documented in their Personalized Learning Plan.
For more information and a list of participating colleges please visit: https://education.vermont.gov/student-learning/flexible-pathways/early-college
Please review the Early College Manual for additional information regarding deadlines and application processes: education.vermont.gov/sites/aoe/files/documents/FY20%20EC%20Manual%202019.pdf
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