Council Rock to present two dual‑enrollment contracts to board; students must earn C or better for credit

Al Funk and David Applebomb presented the district’s dual‑enrollment partnerships, noting programs are administered through the BCIT department (Business, Computers and Information Technology). Current partners include Bucks County Community College, Gwynedd Mercy and the University of Iowa; the latter is a multi‑year agreement signed last year and will not appear on the next action agenda.

Applebomb said families have a three‑week window after school begins to opt into dual‑enrollment courses and that students must earn a C or better to receive college credit. He noted there is a per‑credit fee and that instructors must meet college requirements in some cases (master’s level or other qualifications) to deliver credit-bearing courses.