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About CCP at Xenia High School

Considering participating in CCP classes? Be sure to review the information about CCP courses and how they will affect your path toward college by reviewing the resources on this page.

View the Google Slides from the annual meeting at Xenia High School. 

Ready to commit? Download, complete and return the letter of intent below. 

 

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Additional considerations for participation in College Credit Plus: 

  • College Readiness - There is increased student responsibility for learning because of increased rigor and less instructional guidance. Classes are designed to be an entry level college class, not a high school class.
  • Scope and Sequence - Colleges and Universities require prerequisites for some courses; course offerings at the high school are designed to align with the state standards.
  • Transportation is the student's responsibility.
  • Blending of schedules may reduce opportunities at the high school.
  • When students are taking classes on campus; blending of calendars means that the student is responsible for attendance at both college and Xenia High School; if Xenia High School cancels and the college/or university does not, the student it still required to be in class.
  • State mandated deadlines.
     

  • A. Yes, students are eligible to take summer classes under CCP funding.
     

  • A. College Credit plus courses are considered a part of an advanced program, so they will be weighted.

  • A. Students' class standing depends on their schedule and what courses they are taking. This will remain the case with CCP courses because they are weighted. Our district understands many students strive to be the top of their class. We value and encourage this pursuit of academic rigor. However, we also value and encourage our students to be well-rounded academically and pursue courses that will engage their minds and pique their interest, regardless of grading scale, to leave them with a positive and lasting impression of their high school years.

  • A. The student is responsible for the cost of courses and books if they do not pass.

  • A. Yes, transfer is guaranteed to other public institutions in Ohio. Private institutions and out-of-state institutions have their own guidelines. See the following link for details: https://www.ohiohighered.org/transfer/tag.