Administrators from area school districts participated in the strategic planning session Aug. 19 for College in the Schools, a partnership among 26 districts and Central Lakes College. Instructors and counselors also attended the Duty Day event, meeting with their collegiate counterparts to discuss ways to improve the program that allows high school students to stay in their home district while earning college credits. For 2010-2011 school districts are scheduled to provide a total of 332 college course sections in collaboration with Central Lakes College. Lorie Floura, Paynesville High School principal, was among those attending.
Aug 20, 2010
College in the Schools
Administrators from area school districts participated in the strategic planning session Aug. 19 for College in the Schools, a partnership among 26 districts and Central Lakes College. Instructors and counselors also attended the Duty Day event, meeting with their collegiate counterparts to discuss ways to improve the program that allows high school students to stay in their home district while earning college credits. For 2010-2011 school districts are scheduled to provide a total of 332 college course sections in collaboration with Central Lakes College. Lorie Floura, Paynesville High School principal, was among those attending.