The instruction entails fields and subjects included in the school's courses of study and curricula. The principal or designee has approved the curriculum and final evaluation instrument used in the private instruction. The amount of credit sought equals at least one semester's work. The principal or designee determines that the student's achievement is equivalent to that expected of a student of comparable ability taking the same or similar instruction in district schools. The student applies in writing for the credit.
Prior approval is required for courses used to meet subject area graduation requirements.
At the student's request, and, if required by the college, the course is not being applied for credit toward college graduation. Three and one-third semester periods' high school credit is given for each credit hour earned in college. The student receives the same letter grade for the high school credit as is granted by the college except as noted in the high school course catalog. If the course is from an unaccredited institution, the student must receive counselor and department chair approval prior to taking the course. Santa Rosa Junior College Course High school students are permitted to take courses at Santa Rosa Junior College and earn both high school and college credit.