Dual enrollment programs across the country share little in common with one another. Generally, they allow secondary students to take postsecondary courses while enrolled in high school. But the relevant terminology, eligibility requirements and transferability of credit varies nationally and here in in New England, where:
Four of the six New England states’ dual enrollment programs are ma...
With changes to state policy in 2005, New Hampshire became one of the leading states in the nation in competency-based education school reform. The Granite State’s approach requires school districts to award high school diplomas based on a mastery of competencies (rather than the traditional measure of seat-time).
But state policy is only the first step in change: What makes a difference to...
We are excited to have Cable Green of @creativecommons join us next Thursday (8/5) to share about professional learning opportunities for the #Midwest region and our sister compacts @nebhe @srebeducation
@wicheEDU #OpenEducation
NEJHE NewsBlast | July 28, 2021 | A Look at How Students Choose Courses, Plus Not-So-Humdrum Budget Debate Addresses Culture War Issues https://conta.cc/3rDkNMg
Happy to announce that 2 of our Policy & Research proposals concerning #highered in #prisons, & #facultydiversity have been selected for @SHEEOed's annual conference.
Come hear from us & so many others in Washington D.C this year - more details: https://bit.ly/3iTmfpN
Dual enrollment programs across the country share little in common with one another. Generally, they allow secondary students to take postsecondary courses while enrolled in high school. But the relevant terminology, eligibility requirements and transferability of credit varies nationally and here in in New England, where:
Four of the six New England states’ dual enrollment programs are ma... 
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