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Dual Credit Handbook

As part of the Guiding Pathways project, the Dual Credit Handbook was created by a group of college readiness practitioners in San Antonio, Texas.

As part of the Guiding Pathways project, the Dual Credit Handbook was created by a group of college readiness practitioners in San Antonio, Texas.

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DUAL CREDIT HOUSE BILLS

House Bill 2223 (85 th Legislature)

HB 2223 requires each Institute of Higher Education (IHE) to develop and implement for developmental

coursework a co-requisite model(s). Each institution shall ensure that at least 75% of the institution’s

students enrolled in developmental coursework, other than adult basic education or basic academic skills

education, are enrolled in development coursework described by this subsection. Read the bill language

at Texas Legislature Online.

Co-Requisite | (aka Mainstreaming, Co-Enrollment, Course Pairing)

An instructional strategy whereby undergraduate students as defined

in paragraph (24) of this section are co-enrolled or concurrently enrolled

in a developmental education course or NCBO; as defined in paragraph

(18) of this section, and the entry-level freshman course of the same

subject matter within the same semester. (Rule 4.53(7))

75%

Percent of an institution’s

students who must be enrolled

in developmental coursework

Dual Credit Statute & Rules

Texas Education Code (TEC) 130.008 | Outlines how public junior colleges may establish dual credit

partnerships with public and private high school districts.

Texas Education Code (TEC) 28.009 | Requires that each school district implements a program

under which students may earn at least 12 semester credit hours of college credit in high school. Texas

Administrative Code (TAC) Ch. 4, Sub. D.

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House Bill 3650

Requires that any dual credit program agreement between a public institution of higher education and

a school district must also require the district and the IHE to consider the use of free or low-cost open

educational resources in courses offered under the program.

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