FREE SUMMER SCHOOL

Are you looking for a productive way to keep your child engaged and learning over the summer? Why not consider enrolling them in AUSD College Credit Courses?

With summer enrollment now open, your child can take advantage of this opportunity to get a head start on their college education and explore a variety of subjects. AUSD College Credit Courses offer classes in Sociology, History, Computer Science, English, Health Science, and Engineering, taught by experienced professors.

By taking AUSD College Credit Courses, your child can earn college credits that can be transferred to a university, saving you money on tuition costs in the long run. Plus, with the challenge and rigor of college-level courses, your child can build valuable study habits and prepare for the demands of higher education.

Don't let your child's summer break go to waste. Enroll them in AUSD College Credit Courses and give them the opportunity to stay productive and get a head start on their college journey. Sign up now for summer enrollment!

Open only to current 9th-11th

Alhambra USD, in partnership with East Los Angeles College, offers Free College Credit Courses to AUSD high school students (Not available to Class of 2023 & 2027).

Check out the Summer 2023 Schedule and sign up now!

Link to Schedule: https://tinyurl.com/ausd-cte-classes
Deadline to submit the interest list is Monday, 5/1/2023 by 11:59PM.

NOTE: Classes are 5 days a week from 6/12/23 to 7/7/23 with designated zoom times.

For more information, visit www.ausd.us/cte/

1. How do they get help with their ELAC classes?
   Students may receive assistance with ELAC classes at their high school College and Career Center. Tutoring? Tutoring is available at the ELAC main campus and online.

2. How do they monitor their grades for their ELAC class?
   Students will be able log-in to ELAC’s Student Information System (SIS) or Canvas to monitor their grades.

3. What is the attendance policy for the ELAC classes?
   Each instructor will provide a syllabus that explains their attendance policy.

4. What is the drop/withdrawal process?
   Student must notify their instructor and CTE Advisors if they will drop or withdraw from their course and then submit the online drop/withdrawal.

5. How will these grades affect their college transcripts/financial aid?
   The grades earned will remain on the students’ permanent transcript.

6. What benefits are there for college admissions?
   Each successfully completed class is equivalent to 1 Honor Point on your UC/CSU college application. Likewise, every AP course is 1 Honor Point per semester.

7. What if I have an older child (currently grade 10-11th) who are interested in joining?
   Current 10th grade students can sign up for the Golden 4, which starts in 11th grade, but cannot sign up for the GE Pathway as they have missed too many classes. Current 10th and 11th grade students are welcome to sign up for a la carte single classes through our Early College Program. These classes are offered every semester - fall, spring, & summer.