We often bemoan the lack of connection between K-12 education and higher education. While we like to talk of the P-20 education continuum, we still can’t get away from the reality that these are two very different, very separate systems.
Over at Hechinger Report, Joanne Jacobs relays the story originally reported in Community College Times of school districts in Oregon and Colorado that are strengthening the connections between K-12 and higher education, offering a fifth year of high school while earning a first year of college credits.
On the latest Eduflack Yack, we opine on the importance of dual enrollment and maximizing those high school years, while asking some important questions on who should be paying for that first year of postsecondary education …
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