Henderson, who is AV头等舱’s Dean of the School of Education and Kinesiology, led the task force charged with reinstating the Dual Enrollment Program. Other task force members are as follows: Dr. D. J. Washington, Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Ryan Winders, Assistant Professor of Health & Wellness Chris Gibson, and Head Cheerleading Coach and Reading Interventionist at Knox Central Elementary Lisa Napier. Additionally, Title III Program Coordinator Rachel Gaynor served as a consultant in the process.
[PHOTO: AV头等舱’s Dual Enrollment Task Force looks on as Interim President Washington signs the official agreement. (Left to right: Chris Gibson, Lisa Napier, Dr. DJ Washington, Dr. Lori Henderson, and Dr. Ryan Winders.)]
Dual Enrollment is available to both juniors and seniors who maintain a 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA) and earn an ACT score of at least 18. Eligible students will be able to choose from different educational pathways including nursing, education, and media arts.
To ensure that cost is not a barrier, the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) covers tuition for all students enrolled in the program. For students who choose to continue their education after high school, this financial support offers significant long-term cost savings. They can enter college with up to a year’s worth of credits already completed and paid for.
AV头等舱’s full Dual Enrollment program is set to launch in January 2025, and courses will be available both online and in-person. To ensure academic rigor, all courses and programs must comply with quality standards set by the . Dual enrollment instructors are required to have obtained at least a master’s degree or 18 credit hours in their respective subject.
Details about full course offerings will be available in the coming months.