Dual enrollment policies and programs, where students earn both high school and college
credits, have been scaled up across the United States in the last two decades. In this mixed …

Dual enrollment (DE) is a popular reform in the United States that allows high school
students to take college courses through partnerships between school districts and …

Dual enrollment coursework, also known as dual credit (DC), allows high school students to
earn college credit through secondary-postsecondary partnerships. DC participation has …

Background or Context: Although many scholars have evaluated how Hispanic-serving
institutions (HSIs) serve and can better serve Latinx students and their communities, scant …

This research examines the dual credit and early college program options for school districts
planning high school and college collaborations. It utilizes a quasi-experimental design from …

Abstract The Career and Technical Education (CTE)--focused dual credits programs are
proven to promote both career and academic benefits to students. This quantitative study …

Created by LatCrit scholars in the mid-2000s, Community Cultural Wealth (CCW) is an
antideficit framework for understanding educational inequality. Since its publication, Yosso's …

Abstract Dual Enrollment (DE) or Dual Credit (DC) programs have become increasingly
prevalent at both the high school and college settings. These programs enable students to …

Abstract “An Analysis of Factors Influencing the Success of Dual-Enrollment Students
Through the Perspectives of Faculty and Counselors” is a qualitative study. Dual enrollment …

Over the last two decades, dual credit programs have emerged as viable pathways to
postsecondary completion. Despite their potential, these programs remain largely untapped …