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Concurrent Enrollment (CE)
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Smoky Hill offers numerous Concurrent Enrollment credit courses in the Cherry Creek School District. Educators who are endorsed in both college and 6-12 academic institutions teach concurrent enrollment courses. Upon approval and successful completion, students will receive college-level credit and meet high school graduation requirements. Some courses are designed to lead to certifications in a content area. In partnership with our greater community, we are an extended campus of the Community College of Aurora and Arapahoe Community College.
Enrollment in CCA and ACC happens within the first two weeks of the semester of the course at Smoky Hill. In order to be eligible for college credit, a student must apply to the college, as well as complete an agreement and any prerequisites.
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Concurrent Enrollment Courses Offered at Smoky Hill High School
English
English Composition 121
Introduction to Literature 115
Math
College Algebra 121
College Trigonometry 122
Business
Introduction to Business
Electives
Automotive Technology 2
Automotive Technology 3
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Public Speaking
Social Studies
US History up to Reconstruction 121
US History since the Civil War 122
American Government
General Psychology I and II
Women in World History
Refer to our current course guide to view the CE options at Smoky Hill.
**Concurrent Enrollment college credit is subject to course and teacher approval and completion of all required registration steps by the majority of the class within the designated semester deadline. Courses may be subject to cancelation for Concurrent Enrollment college credit due to unforeseen changes.
Additional Information
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Office Location
II-320
Christopher Ritchie
Heather ElliottAdministrative Assistant for Concurrent Enrollment720.886.5420 -
Important CE Information
To qualify for concurrent enrollment credit, a student may need to complete prerequisites, which may include; an introductory course completion, Accuplacer test results, or submission of ACT or SAT scores.
A student must achieve a final grade of “C” or higher to be eligible for concurrent enrollment credit.
Students are required to complete the online registration application and must complete a Concurrent Enrollment application for each course they enroll. This application includes student and legal parent/guardian consent to fulfill course requirements.
Qualified students will register for the COF (College Opportunity Fund) stipend. These concurrent enrollment credits earned will be deducted from the COF lifetime account of 145 credit hours with the exemption of basic skills credits.
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