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College Preparatory Courses (HB 5)

 
Mission: The College Preparatory Partnership serves to support LEAs by developing systems and providing collaborative learning opportunities that meet the requirements of House Bill 5.
 
Vision: The College Preparatory Partnership will prepare students to enroll in entry-level collegiate courses and succeed in post-secondary environments.

College Preparatory Course

House Bill 5 created an opportunity for Alamo Colleges, UTSA, TAMUSA, and several independent school districts within ESC-20, to build a partnership. Together, we have designed the College Preparatory courses for English and Math, which are offered to 12th grade students. In the partnership, professors and K-12 educators collaborated to determine standards, assessments, resources, and professional development to offer the College Preparatory courses. If you are interested in building a partnership with Alamo Colleges, UTSA, and TAMUSA, please use the following process:
  1. Download Memorandum of Understanding, add your district logo, then sign and return it to Kristi Booth [email protected]. Ms. Booth will route the MOU through the Alamo Colleges, to TAMUSA, then to UTSA, and back to Alamo Colleges, who will return a fully executed document to you.
     2. Download the syllabus for College Preparatory English and College Preparatory Math, to guide instruction. 
    3. Participate in partnership discussions, taking place quarterly each school year. Please choose district representation for the following partnership teams:
    1. Operational Team - Leadership (District Level / IHE Leader) Decision Maker to negotiate MOU and partnership agreements
    2. English Vertical Alignment Team - District or Campus English content specialist to maintain focus on professional development, calibration, and curriculum / instruction collaboration with secondary and postsecondary faculty
    3. Math Vertical Alignment Team - District or Campus Math content specialist to maintain focus on professional development, calibration, and curriculum / instruction collaboration with secondary and postsecondary faculty 

   4. Send teachers and teacher leads to the College Prep Professional Development sessions offered in Connect20. These all-day sessions will prepare teachers through discussion, planning, and resource review. The fee for professional development is part of your commitment when you join the Elevate20 Cooperative. Join using the Commitment System button below.

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