A collaborative agreement between the Florida State College at Jacksonville and SBCC for Dual Enrollment purposes.  The 2017-18 agreement allows for the continuation of a longstanding relationship between the two organizations.  This agreement allows Clay County students to enroll in college courses on the campuses of FSCJ.  Currently, there are no courses taught on a Clay County campus site. The agreement outlines policies pertaining to Dual Enrollment and the roles and responsibilities of each entity.

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Clay County has had a positive working relationship with FSCJ and the agreement benefits the students of the district by allowing them to earn both college credits and high school credits.  Although the number of students who attend FSCJ during the year is extremely low, with the growth of certain areas of the District, this may increase in coming years.  This allows the continuation of students to accelerate their postsecondary work and to save parents./families money.

In 2016-2017 the District paid FSCJ $1,367.62.

Clay County students continue to take advantage of the Dual Enrollment program and earn college level credits.  Again, as certain areas of the District grows - primarily Oakleaf - it is expected that students will attend FSCJ in greater numbers over the years.

The District will work closely with FSCJ in order to better advise students on the postsecondary opportunities available to all students.  Students who successfully pass a course earn acceleration points for their home schools while preparing themselves for college level work.

Approval of the 2017-18 agreement between FSCJ and SBCC.