Concurrent/Dual Enrollment Programs

Welcome to the sub-section of the K-12  Reference Guide. The following programs are part of the 'Concurrent / Dual Enrollment Programs' section of the guide. These programs are designed for students who are interested in receiving high school and college credit. The guide itself will be updated regularly as each program undergoes several changes throughout the semester. Visit this page for updates regarding this sub-section.

Program Description:  In partnership with San Francisco Unified School District, the AASP provide high school students with the opportunity to earn high school credits to complete high school graduation requirements

Target Audience:  All high school juniors (11th grade) and seniors (12th grade) are eligible to apply for City College of San Francisco (AASP) high school Transitional Studies classes.

For more information, contact:
Kim Wise-Gastinell
(415) 452 – 5315
kwise@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean
Rosenberg Library, R209

Gregoria Nova-Cahill
(415) 452 – 5315
gcahill@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean
Rosenberg Library, R209

Felita Jackson-Clark
(415) 452 – 5315
fclark@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean
Rosenberg Library, R209

Program Description:
CCSF child development courses offered to high school students via CTE and ROP and specialized courses offered for SFUSD ECE-K-12 future teachers. Paid summer internships to students in the future teacher pathway at Abraham Lincoln and Thurgood Marshall High Schools.  Summer Conference for suture teachers, including high school students.

Target Audience:
Courses for high school students, CDEV courses offered at CCSF and SFUSD site locations.

For more information, contact:
Teresa Fahey
(415) 239 - 3172
tfahey@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus
Multi Use Building, room 247

Kathleen White
(415) 239 - 3172
kwhite@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus
Multi Use Building, room 247

Program Description:
High school students have the opportunity to enroll in college-level courses.  The high school determines whether or not student will receive high school credit for taking college credit courses.

Target Audience:
Open to any and all currently enrolled High School student, including home-schooled students, who has completed 120 High School credits and have a minimum G.P.A. of 2.0

For more information, contact:

Registrations, Policies, and Procedures:
Office of Admissions and Records
(415) 239 - 3286
hsenroll@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus
Conlan Hall – E107

To schedule a workshop at a high school on the Concurrent Enrollment program:
Contact the Office of Outreach and Recruitment Services
(415) 239 - 3249
sanela.latic@mail.ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus
Multi Use Building, room 130A

For more information please visit www.ccsf.edu/academy

For more information please visit www.ccsf.edu/academy

Program Description:  Trains high school peer educators to team up with college peer educators in delivering a coherent, consistent, comprehensive message about interpersonal violence prevention and healthy relationship promotion through workshops at their high schools.  Our program and community collaborative delivers presentations in all 16 SFUSD high schools.

Target Audience:  Open to any student from the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD).

For more information, contact:
Leslie Simon
(415) 239 - 3899
lsimon@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus
Cloud Hall – C402A

Program Description:
The program gives students the opportunity to earn a high school diploma while earning college credits and achieving college success. Students simultaneously accumulate high school and college credits, earning their high school diploma while progressing toward an associate degree or certificate.  For more information, visit our website.

Target Audience:
San Francisco residents who have dropped out of school or are at risk of doing so, and are in the 16-20 year old range.

For more information, contact:
Ingrid Gonzales
(415) 452-5768
igonzales@ccsf.edu
Multi Use Building, room 130A

Laurie Scolari
(415) 239-3310
lscolari@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus

Program Description:
The Summer Academy is a six-week dual enrollment program desgned to prepare current and former foster youth students for a smooth transition from high school to college.  Dual-enrollment allows students to earn high school credits while earning college credits at the same time. This program provides free tuition, meals, books, supplies, and transportation passes.

Target Audience:
Open to any current and former foster youth in the 11th and 12th grades and entering college freshman.

For more information, contact:
Michael McPartlin
(415) 239 - 3682
mmcpartl@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus

Maya Webb
(415) 242 - 2615
webbm1@sfusd.edu
San Francisco Unified School District

Program Description:  Students are simultaneously-enrolled in high school and at CCSF for taking the same class.

• Classes for Medical Terminology and EMT are:
  • CCSF: EMT 101A, EMT 101B, HIT 50A
  • SFUSD: SIN 9880
• Textbooks are funded by Tech Prep 

Target Audience:  Open to any high school student. Classes in EMT and HIT are taught at Galileo High School.

For more information, contact:
Peggy Guichard
(415) 561-1967
mguichar@ccsf.edu
CCSF Ocean Campus

Program Description:
Project 31 welcomes special education high school students ages 18-22.  Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), transition planning from school to adult life begins during high school.  IDEA is intended to prepare students to make the transition from the world of high school to the world of adulthood.

Target Audience:
SFUSD special education students ages 18-22.  All high schools are targeted.

For more information, please contact:
Philip V. Magalong, Ph.D.
(415) 561 – 1001
pmagalon@ccsf.edu
CCSF John Adams

Ocean Campus – DSPS
(415) 452 – 5481
Rosenberg Library, 323

For more information please visit www.ccsf.edu/academy