Free CSU Monterey Bay college courses offered on district high school campuses

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The agreement with CSU Monterey Bay would let PVUSD high school students take tuition-free, credit-bearing university courses on their own campuses during the school day.

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Official wording

Approve Collaboration Agreement with CSUMB and PVUSD for Dual Enrollment Courses Prepared by: Julie Edwards, Director, Strategic Educational Options The attached CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) and PVUSD Dual Enrollment Collaboration Agreement represents an expansion of equitable access to postsecondary credit attainment to include CSU Monterey Bay courses with college-level coursework on PVUSD high school campuses. The Agreement extends options to provide PVUSD students with tuition-free, credit-bearing college courses during their regular school day. This Agreement is in alignment with the PVUSD LCAP Goal 1, underscoring the PVUSD commitment to providing more opportunities and access for students in PVUSD to be college and career ready. This CSU Monterey Bay (CSUMB) Dual Enrollment Collaboration Agreement  Academic Advantage: Students gain early exposure to rigorous university-level coursework, building academic confidence and preparing them for the expectations of higher education.  Cost & Time Savings: Earns transferable college credits at zero tuition cost to families, significantly reducing the time and financial burden required to complete a bachelor's degree.  Equity & Access: Eliminates transportation and scheduling barriers by delivering CSUMB classes on our high school campus, ensuring equitable access for all students. Approve Collaboration Agreement

Official agenda Dual Enrollment Collaboration Agreement - PVUSD and CSU Monterey Bay (September 17, 2026) (1).pdf

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