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December 13, 2019

Miss Georgia: A Dual Enrollment Student

Written By Dianne Lassai Barker, Director Secondary Education Initiatives, Dual Enrollment, TCSG Victoria Hill, age 21, was crowned Miss Georgia in June of 2019. Victoria, the oldest of five children, is studying vocal music with dreams of becoming a professional opera singer. When Victoria was still in high school, she decided to take advantage of…

Five Reasons Why I am Grateful for the 2019 NACEP National Conference

Thank you, NACEP! Five Reasons I Am Grateful For the 2019 NACEP National Conference Written by: Eugenia A. Hooker 1-It elevated my quest to improve our program. For several years, NACEP has been my go-to conference to stay on the cutting edge of best practices in concurrent and dual enrollment. My experience at this…

New NACEP Leadership: Newly Elected Board and Commissioners

This has certainly been a busy year for NACEP. Our new Executive Director, Amy Williams,...

NACEP High School Guide Release Webinar (Public)

Public Webinar October 9, 2019 | 12:00 EST NACEP is excited to announce our High...

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October 12, 2019

College in High School Alliance Releases Two Major Publications to Help Policymakers Close Equity Gaps in Dual Enrollment

College in High School Alliance Releases Two Major Publications to Help Policymakers Close Equity Gaps in Dual Enrollment College in high school programs such as dual enrollment, concurrent enrollment, and early college high school are popular and effective tools to improve college access and success. In 2019 alone, 18 governors discussed earning college credit prior…

College Faculty Accreditation Model Online Forum

The NACEP Accreditation Commission has spent the last fifteen months working on accreditation standards for a College Provided Faculty Model. Last fall, the Commission hosted two webinars, conducted a membership survey and held a focus group at the National Conference to solicit feedback from NACEP members. The Commission has further developed the model (see attached)…