The work completed for resolutions F07 4.02, F14 13.02 and S16 6.03 will be summarized at the Spring 2017 Plenary Session, to complete all four resolutions. 2017 - 18: The chair (working with the 2016 - 17 chair) will provide an explanation on how this resolution was completed to be posted on the website.
The ASCCC has provided multiple breakout sessions at professional development events and events sponsored by system partners, in addition to many published many Rostrum articles on the topic.
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Whereas, Dual enrollment programs have the potential to provide underperforming students a pathway to engage in college-level work prior to graduation from high school;
Whereas, Some administrators may view dual enrollment programs as a means by which to increase Full-Time Equivalent Student (FTES) without considering the implications of these programs for both faculty and students involved; and
Whereas, Dual enrollment programs must be developed with significant involvement of community college faculty who meet minimum qualifications in the disciplines involved in order to ensure appropriate consideration of academic and professional matters, such as curriculum development, assessment of student learning outcomes, and grading standards, that are critical to student success in the program;
Resolved, That the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges urge local senates to engage in discussions with their administrations to ensure that the development and implementation of dual enrollment programs occur with endorsement through collegial consultation with the academic senate;
Resolved, That the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges urge local senates to consult with their administrations to assure dual enrollment course offerings are within the capacity of the college to maintain without adversely affecting local programs; and
Resolved, That the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges work with the Career Ladders Project, the Research and Planning Group for California Community Colleges, and other interested stakeholders to ensure that dual enrollment programs are created for the benefit of students and not primarily for the benefit of a college’s fiscal growth.
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