Dual credit courses allow a student to earn credit in both high school and college at the same time. Students can look at class options through the following online course catalog https://oakleyhs.idiglearning.net/ or meet with Mrs. Wadsworth and Mr. Morgan regarding dual credit courses.

The dual credit on-campus courses that OHS offers are listed below:

Fall Semester

Comm 101 - Communications

Math 143 – College Algebra

English 101 – Writing & Rhetoric I

AGRI 109  – Principles of Animal Science and Lab

Math 153 – Elementary Statistics

Spanish 101- Elementary Spanish

Wellness 255 - Wellness Through Healthy Living

EARC 203 – Child Development

Hist 101 - World History 1

Spring Semester

Math 144 – Trigonometry

English 102 – Writing and Rhetoric II

Wellness 255 - Wellness Through Healthy Living

AGRI 102-Plant Science

Spanish 101- Elementary Spanish

Hist 102 - World History 2

English 175 - Literature and Ideas

Year-Long Courses

Math 170 - Calculus I

POLS 101 – American National Government

Math 123–Math in Modern Society

Weld 100 - Beginning Welding

History 112 - United States History II

IMPORTANT: The tuition for dual credit classes can be paid for by the State's Fast Forward funds, up to the amount of $4,625 per student, as long as the proper steps are taken, as described below.  We help walk the students through these steps, but we want you to be clear on the process: 

• Register for the course at the high school.

• Apply to the college as a dual credit student (CSI, CWI, BSU, NNU, or LCSC).

• After being accepted, register for the course at the college.

• Sign the Advanced Opportunities Participation Form (see below) and turn in to the school counselor (Aaron Morgan).

• Have the counselor add your name/course to the Idaho Advanced Opportunities portal.

• Repeat these registration steps each semester. 

• Go to https://oakleyhs.idiglearning.net/ to decide which class you want and register for it in the course catalog. It will go to the counselor for approval. 

• Sign the Advanced Opportunities Participation Form (below) and turn in to the school counselor (Aaron Morgan).

• Have the counselor add your name/course to the Idaho Advanced Opportunities portal.

• Repeat these registration steps each semester. 

• College courses are generally much faster paced than regular high school courses.

• Grades earned in dual credit courses affect your college GPA forever and may affect financial aid eligibility.

• When registering for a college course, you must be aware of the college policies regarding deadlines for enrolling, withdrawing and grading.

• There is additional information you need to know before you sign up, and it is located on the Advanced Opportunities Participation Form below.

Advanced Opportunities Participation Form
Students and parents must sign the form and deliver it to their school counselor.