Policies - CHS

College in the High School Policies

College in the High School students have the same expectation of behavior as any other student attending EvCC. It is the responsibility of the student to be familiar with these policies and procedures. 

Eligibility: Only students in grades 10-12 may participate in the program per WAC 392-725-015.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
FERPA affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. For full rights visit the Confidentialitry/FERPA page. These rights, as they pertain to the College in the High School program, do not permit college staff to disclose or discuss students’ records with anyone other than the student; this includes non-disclosure to parents or legal guardians. When inquiring about student records the student must make the inquiry.

Student Policies and Student Rights, Responsibilities & Policies
Everett Community College follows a number of guidelines that support a civil and respectful environment and provide procedures to assure fair treatment. EvCC Student LIFE provides the Student Rights & Responsibilities annually, which outlines many of the policies and procedures that support student conduct and institutional responsibilities.

The College in the High School Student Handbook has specific program policies. 

Grades
Grades awarded for the college credit can be different from the grade the student is awarded by the high school. If you are on a 504 or IEP plan please note that a Pass or Fail grade is NOT an option for this program. View the EvCC CHS grading policy. 

Deadlines - Students need to meet the registration and payment deadlines.

Placement and prerequisites
The College in the High School (CHS) program requires that student meet the same prerequisites and/or placement test scores that all students of EvCC must meet. High School teachers will be responsible to verify that placement/prerequisite has been met. Students should see their teachers for more information.