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CCP INFORMATION FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR IS CLOSED
New and returning students must complete this process every year!!!
College Credit Plus (CCP) 2024-2025
Informational meetings for parents and students in grades 6-11 :
(All meetings are held at 6:30 PM in the JCPA at JHS.)
November 8, 2023 - For FIRST-TIME CCP students interested in taking coursework through Stark State College ONLY (2024/2025 CCP Presentation; New to Stark State linked here).
December 13, 2023- For RETURNING CCP students interested in taking coursework through Stark State College ONLY (2024/2025 CCP Presentation; Returning Stark State linked here).
January 10, 2024- For ANY student wanting to take CCP coursework through ANY college that did not attend one of the above meetings. If you cannot participate in one of the above meetings, even if it applies to you, you may participate in this meeting (2024/2025 CCP Presentation for New and Returning All Universities_January 10, 2024 linked here).
STEPS for CCP 2024-2025 Process
Step One:Attend a CCP Informational Meeting and complete the Intent to Participate form (released after the CCP meeting).Step Two:Please submit an application to the college using the college website, applying as a CCP student under admissions.Step Three:Take the proper assessment (ACT, SAT, Accuplacer) needed for the college of your choice.Jackson High School offers the following test dates for ACT and Accuplacer:*Juniors will be automatically registered to take the ACT in February 2024 at JHS.Step Four:If you attend Stark State College (only), complete the FERPA and submit it to Student Services.The Mature Content Permission Slip and Mature Content Questionnaire for Stark State College must be completed and returned to ccp@starkstate.edu.If you attend Kent State University Stark Campus, complete the Permission Form. Please send the completed form to ksustarkccp@kent.eduAll four steps are DUE by APRIL 1, 2024(Monday)!Important Resources:College Credit Plus at Jackson High SchoolWHAT IS COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS?College Credit Plus (CCP) is a dual-credit program in the state of Ohio within which:- Students may earn high school and college credits at the same time.
- Students enroll and participate in college-level coursework
WHY DO YOU DO CCP?
- Increases access to college credits for high school students
- Students do not have to pay for courses or textbooks when participating in this program.
WHERE DO I TAKE CCP CLASSES?
- Jackson offers in-house CCP courses to support students' learning and remove barriers when a student leaves campus (transportation, schedule conflicts, etc...)
- Jackson offers the opportunity for students to earn an associate's Degree through a partnership with Stark State College.
- If you leave the JHS campus, classes can be taken on the college campus of any of our partner schools: Kent State Stark, Stark State, Akron University, Aultman, Malone University, or Walsh University.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
- Students who have met the required score on the ACT, SAT, or Accuplacer in at least one subject area in addition to meeting the admission standards of the college to which they apply (students must apply to the college that offers the course they wish to take even if they are enrolling in an in-house course)
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
- There is a potential for minimal cost to students to participate in CCP if they enroll at a public college or university. Jackson Local School District covers the cost of college tuition and textbooks, and fees may apply if students participate in private college or university courses.
- Students who receive an F or withdraw from a college credit plus course after the 14th day may be required to pay the system and book fee.
FAQs
HOW MANY CREDITS WORTH CCP CLASSES CAN I TAKE?
Students can earn up to 30 credits annually, including high school-only credits or middle school courses. The 30-credit annual maximum includes the summer semester, considered the beginning of the academic year. Students can earn a maximum of 120 college credits throughout the entire program. (OAC 3333-1-65.2)To determine the maximum number of credit hours a student can register each academic year, you must calculate credits by subtracting this formula's high school-only course credits. Each high school course in a core subject area is worth three credits.30 - (# of High/Middle School-Only Courses X 3) = Max # Number of CCP Credits Per YearFor example, if "John Smith" is taking Math, Science, and English in high school (3 courses = nine credits), his formula would look like this:30 - (3 X 3) = Max # of CCP Credits Per Year30 - 9 = 21 CCP Credits Per YearTherefore, John would take up to 21 credits worth of CCP courses for the 2020-2021 school year.
Guidelines for Student Athletic Eligibility: The Ohio High School Athletic Association
Related Files
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CCPTextbooks
Requesting books: A Remind will be sent out with a link to a Google form to
request books before the beginning of each semester. For Fall books, the
Remind link will be sent in early/mid-August. For Spring, it will be sent out in
early January. For Summer, it will go out in May.
Once you've submitted the Google request form, watch your JHS
school email for further instructions on obtaining your particular books.For CCP classes taught at JHS: You will receive your books from your
the classroom teacher and should return your books to the same teacher.
For CCP classes taken directly through a college:
STUDENTS MUST REQUEST CCP BOOKS FROM JHS BEFORE ENQUIRING
WITH YOUR COLLEGE. Getting books from the college without authorization
from JHS could result in students being charged for the books purchased.
Returning CCP books: CCP books obtained at JHS TLC or purchased
through a college bookstore must be turned in to Mrs. Williams at JHS TLC
(remember, books received through the college bookstore are purchased by
JLSD). Fall and Spring books are due the day after your final exam. Summer
books are expected by the end of the first week of the Jackson school year. Books not
returned by their due date will be charged to your student fees (total
purchase price).
Rental Books: If you are issued a rental book from a college bookstore, it must
be returned to the college bookstore by the due date set forth by the college to
avoid charges.