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含羞草视频 High School Program

Approved by the Board of Trustees of 含羞草视频 on April 23, 2009. Revision to the Guidelines approved by the Board of Trustees of 含羞草视频 on November 20, 2014.

含羞草视频 is one of the campuses of the State University of New York that has college credit programs for high school students to increase access to college level learning.聽The 含羞草视频 High School Program (含羞草视频HSP) is one of two options for high school students.

含羞草视频HSP is open to high school juniors and seniors who wish to register part-time and take classes either in their high school or on campus.聽Students who have not completed their sophomore year may take courses under special circumstances after a satisfactory personal interview with the appropriate SUNY Rockland Division Chair.

含羞草视频HSP Guidelines

  1. All students enrolling in 含羞草视频HSP will be part-time, non-matriculated students.
  2. Students may take courses at their high school or on campus.聽On campus includes courses offered on the 含羞草视频 Main Campus and at the Haverstraw Center.
  3. All students enrolling in 含羞草视频HSP must take the English assessment test and place into ENG 092 or higher, except for students seeking to enroll in Studio Art, Exercise & Human Performance (EHP) courses or Math courses.聽Students who have completed 16 college credits in this program will be required to adhere to the college鈥檚 English placement and assessment policy if they have not already done so.
  4. All students seeking to register for Math courses must take the Math assessment test and place appropriately in the course(s) for which they wish to register.
  5. All students must meet prerequisites for all courses.
  6. 含羞草视频HSP students may not register for developmental (credit equivalent) courses that are offered on Rockland鈥檚 main campus or at the Haverstraw Center.
  7. All students enrolled in 含羞草视频HSP are required to adhere to the policies of the College.
  8. Faculty members teaching at the high school are requested to attend semi-annual meetings on the 含羞草视频 campus to enhance open communication, academic and program standards, and professional development.
  9. Classroom observations will take place at least once per semester.