ARTICULATION SIGNING CEREMONY SCHEDULED AT CAREER ACADEMY

SLPS STUDENTS HAVE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN COLLEGE CREDIT WHILE REMAINING IN HIGH SCHOOL

The St. Louis Public Schools has a unique program that gives students the opportunity to get a jumpstart on gaining college credit. It’s called the Articulation Agreement. The program allows students to earn college credit while taking rigorous courses in their respective high schools. Students and staff at Clyde C. Miller Academy will have an Articulation Signing Ceremony February 28.

Participating schools are Robert Morris College; Vatterott College; Jefferson College; St. Louis Community College; Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; Patricia Stevens and Linn State Technical College.

“The aviation maintenance program at Gateway High School has an agreement with SIU-Carbondale that allows students to receive up to 37 credit hours,” said Patty Halter, coordinator of the vocational assessment program, “so students who complete our program and the requirements of the agreement can earn significant college courses.”

See details about the ceremony below:

What: Articulation Signing Ceremony

When: Tuesday, February 28, 9 a.m.

Where: Clyde C. Miller Career Academy, 1000 North Grand