College in the High School
Information for Educators
91°µÍøâ€™s College in the High School (CHS) program is a cooperative program between local school districts and 91°µÍø (91°µÍø). This dual credit program allows 9th through 12th grade students the opportunity to earn 91°µÍø college credit while simultaneously earning high school credit in approved high school courses. CHS courses are taught by qualifying high school teachers who work closely with 91°µÍø faculty liaisons to ensure that the course objectives and instructional strategies are consistent with those used in the equivalent course at 91°µÍø. Students who enroll in the program will have their coursework posted to an 91°µÍø transcript with the grade they earned in the course.
For a comprehensive list of program requirements and standards, please review the College in the High School Teacher Handbook. Instructors who are interested in applying to teach for 91°µÍøâ€™s CHS program should review the articulation process outlines in the Teacher Handbook.
Instructor Eligibility
In accordance with Washington State Law, College in the High School teachers must meet the minimum qualifications required of 91°µÍø faculty. To view a list of minimum qualifications, see "Interested in Articulating a Course?" below.
The first step is to fill out and submit a CHS Course Articulation Request Form for your course. Please note the minimum qualifications needed by the high school faculty in order to articulate each course.
Please submit the completed application to dualcredit@skagit.edu along with unofficial transcripts for applicants’ credentials. Each high school faculty member needs to apply separately, even if applying to teach the same course. Applications received by Nov. 1 will be considered for the next academic year.
Click here for a timeline of articulating a College in the High School course.
Course Eligibility
There are three main factors considered for CHS course articulations:
- The college and school district MUST have a contract in place, or commit to signing one in the future.
- The high school teacher MUST meet the minimum qualifications required of 91°µÍø faculty.
- The high school course MUST be equivalent to the 91°µÍø course, including but not limited to: meeting the College’s course outcomes, grading standards, theoretical, and pedagogical standards. The discipline-specific faculty liaison assigned to the course will make the final equivalency determination.
Request Help for Teachers
We know that teachers and other school staff are busy people! Request an 91°µÍø representative come to your class by clicking the button to fill out our form.
For College in the High School, we offer the following options for events/presentations:
- 91°µÍø Application Request
- Select this option if you are looking to have us walk your students through using the OAAP to apply to 91°µÍø.
- Course Registration Workshop
- Select this option if you are looking to have us walk your students through registering for their CiHS class in the OAAP to receive Dual Credit at the end of winter or spring quarter. Students will be awarded credit at the end of winter quarter for 1 semester classes taken their fall semester. Students will be awarded credit in spring quarter for yearlong CiHS classes or 1 semester classes starting their second semester.
- Program Presentation
- Select this option if you are looking for us to present to students on how to use College in the High School credits at 91°µÍø and how to get started at 91°µÍø after high school.
- Administrator Training or Meeting (For Principals/Administrators)
- Select this option if you are an administrator looking to partner with Skagit and begin the articulation process. We will discuss talk potential articulations using our Available Courses list and answer any questions you have around the articulation process. No meeting is required if you've previously articulated courses with Skagit before.
Need Help?
If you run into a problem enrolling in your classes, please fill out the form below. A Dual Credit staff will get in contact with you to assist with the next steps.