Early College Credit

SRCS offers students enrolled in some of our Career Technical Education (CTE) courses the opportunity to earn college credit from SRJC through articulation. 

 

For more information, contact your CTE teacher or your high school counselor. 

 

CCAP (College and Career Access Pathway) Dual Enrollment:

SRCS is proud to participate in a CCAP partnership with Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC). The goal of our partnership is to create seamless pathways from high school to community college for our Career Technical Education Pathways (CTE), prepare students for transfer, improve high school graduation rates, and help our students achieve college and career readiness.

The CCAP partnership allows SRCS to offer free Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) courses to interested 10th-12th grade students at participating SRCS high schools. For 2026-2027, courses will be offered at Elsie Allen High School, Maria Carrillo High School, and Montgomery High School. DE courses are located at the high school site during the school day and taught in person by SRJC instructors, so there is no need for students to travel to take courses.

Upon passing the DE course, students earn college units (which can often be applied to college degrees), earn high school credits, and receive a GPA bump (increasing their overall GPA).

Dual Enrollment is an excellent way to save time, money, and try out college courses, explore majors, and career opportunities - completely for free - while still in high school!

For more information, click here or email Erika Raffo, Coordinator, College and Career Readiness eraffo@srcs.k12.ca.us