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Concurrent Enrollment Academy

The application for North's Concurrent Enrollment Academy is now open for any incoming 9th grader interested in applying. Students accepted into this program take college-level coursework to meet the requirements for an AA Degree while meeting high school graduation requirements. Once a student’s application is accepted, he/she is expected to meet the following criteria to continue in the program: at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA, 95% + attendance rate, proficient on ISASP testing, and display appropriate behavior. 

ONLINE APPLICATION

Any questions can be directed to either:  EICC Concurrent Enrollment Advisor-Molly Gleason at gleasonm@davenportschools.org

Davenport North Counselor- Darcia Laird, lairdd@davenportschools.org ; 563-723-5258

Date

Task

November 1, 2024

Distribute Information to middle schools and website- AA Degree FlyerAA Degree Application

November 14, 2024

5:30-7:00 North's 8th Grade Night- General Information about North (not specific to the AA degree program) for students and guardians. 

November 29, 2024

ONLINE APPLICATION: Link due by 3:30 PM 

December 2-6, 2024

Middle School teams complete information (Wood has until December 13)

December 16-17, 2024

SCC/North team reviews student applications

December 23, 2024

Acceptance/Denial Letters mailed

Advanced Course Options at DCSD

Students have opportunities to earn college credit and prepare for higher education while at Davenport Community Schools. Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer college-level curriculum and corresponding exams, potentially granting college credit based on exam performance. Eastern Iowa Community College provides concurrent enrollment programs, allowing students to take college courses and earn both high school and college credit simultaneously. These options are available to accelerate academic progress, reduce college costs, and enhance college applications for all students in the Davenport Schools. See the Course Guide for available classes and descriptions! 

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