High School Articulation

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Davis Joint Unified School District

Davis Senior HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Cyber Security: ICT Essentials 1 761600	CISC 360 Information Communication Technology Essentials (A+) 4 units		A.S. Information Processing Cert. Info Processing Specialist A.S. Info Systems Security Cert. PC Support	No
Internet Engineering 1 187200 (CISCO)	CISN 340 CISCO Networking Academy (CCNA): Data Communication and Networking 3.5 units		Cert. Information Systems Security A.S. & Cert. Network Admin A.S. & Cert. Network Design	Area II (b): Communication & Analytical Thinking
Internet Engineering 2 187400	CISN 341 CISCO Networking Academy (CCNA): Networking Theory and Routing Technologies 3.5 units		A.S. Information Systems Security A.S. & Cert. Network Administration A.S. & Cert. Network Design	Area II (b): Communication & Analytical Thinking

Elk Grove Unified School District

Florin HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Advanced Audio & Music Production 12129	MUSM 342 Recording Studio Techniques I 3 units	Area C1: Arts	A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Audio Production A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Performance Emphasis A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Songwriting/Arranging Emphasis	No

Laguna Creek HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Fashion II – Fashion & Textile Design 12535	FASHN 301 Fundamentals of Apparel Construction 3 units		PREQ for several courses in A.S. Applied Apparel Studies Production & for one course in Cert. Applied Apparel Studies Construction	No

Lodi Unified School District

Lodi High School

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
American Law & Order 27200	ADMJ 320 Concepts of Criminal Law 3 Units		A.S. Degree A.S.-T Degree	No

Sacramento City Unified School District

Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Foundations for Success YSL100-YSL101	HCD 110 Building Foundations for Success 3 units	None	None	Area III (b): Life Development Skills
Law and Equity SLS005-6 & SLS007-8	ADMJ 300 Introduction to Administration of Justice 3 units		A.S. Administration of Justice A.S.-T Administration of Justice for Transfer	No

J.F. Kennedy HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Law and Equity SLS005-6 & SLS007-8	ADMJ 300 Introduction to Administration of Justice  3 units		A.S. Administration of Justice A.S.-T Administration of Justice for Transfer	No
Principles of Manufacturing Engineering CLD 111 – CLD 112	EDT 315 CAD-SolidWorks 3 units	None	Will be added to the EDT degree	No

McClatchy HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Law and Equity SLS005-6 & SLS007-8	ADMJ 300 Introduction to Administration of Justice 3 units		A.S. Administration of Justice A.S.-T Administration of Justice for Transfer	No

Sac New Tech

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Advanced Computer Science 1P/2P CKC 331 – CKC 332	CISP 301  Algorithm Design & Implementation 4 units		A.S. & Cert. Computer Science Cert. Front – End Web Developer Suggested Elective – A.S. Information Processing A.S. & Cert. Management Information Science Cert. Programming A.S. & Cert. Web Developer	Area II (b): Communication & Analytical Thinking
Computer Science: Video Game Design/ Programming CKC 221 / CKC 222	GAME 301  Video Game Design  3 units		Cert. Game Design A.S. & Cert. Graphic Communication	No
Exploring Computer Science/ Programming CKC111- CKC112	CISC 310  Introduction to Computer Science 3 units		Cert. Business Information Worker A.S. & Cert. Computer Science Cert. Front – End Web Developer A.S. Information Processing Cert. Information Processing Specialist A.S. & Cert. Information Processing Technician A.S. & Cert. Management Information Science A.S. & Cert. Network Administration Cert. PC Support A.S. &Cert. Web Developer Cert. Web Production Specialist	Area II (b): Communication & Analytical Thinking

San Juan Unified School District

Washington Unified School District

River City HS

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Building Foundations for Success YSL100- YSL101	HCD 110 Building Foundations for Success 3 units	None	None	Area III (b): Life Development Skills

Charter Schools

SAVA

High School Course	SCC Credit Eligible Course	Transfer Credit	Meets A.S./A.A. or Certificate requirements	Meets SCC Gen Ed requirement
Photo 1 & Photo 2 VYP6X1 & VYP6X2	PHOTO 302 Beginning Digital Photography 3 units		A.A. Photography Cert. Photography Cert. Comm. & Magazine Photography Cert. Portrait & Wedding Photography	Area l: Humanities
Recording Studio Techniques CDR84Y	MUSM 342 Recording Studio Techniques  3 units	Area C1: Arts	A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Audio Production A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Performance Emphasis A.S. & Cert. Commercial Music, Songwriting/Arranging Emphasis

1. Initiate communication between the high school and college. Contact SCC’s AVP of Workforce and Economic Development: Dr. Cynthia Sommer, sommerc@scc.losrios.edu, for assistance determining course eligibility for articulation.
2. The SCC AVP of Workforce and Economic Development will send the request to draft an articulation agreement to the following:
   
   • SCC Faculty Member
   • SCC Department Chair
   • SCC Department Deans
   • SCC Articulation Officer
3. The SCC Articulation Officer, after consulting with the relevant department, will send the high school instructor the SCC-approved course outline and inform the SCC instructional dean, department chair, relevant faculty, and the SCC AVP of Workforce and Economic Development.
4. The high school/ROP teacher and SCC college faculty collaborate and compare the SCC official course outline and high school district course outline and competencies to determine if completion of the high school/ROP course with an A or B adequately measures mastery of SCC course content. The high school course must closely approximate the college’s in curriculum, course content, student learning outcomes, textbooks, and assessments. A visit to the high school classroom may be advisable.
   SCC discipline faculty are ultimately responsible for ensuring the integrity of SCC curriculum.
5. The SCC faculty member signing the agreement provides the high school instructor with the final exam or assessment; alternately, the SCC faculty member approves the final exam or assessment developed by the high school instructor.
6. The high school teacher and SCC faculty member will work together to complete the High School Course Articulation Agreement form, and it must be signed by the high school teacher and administrator. Submit completed forms to the AVP of Workforce and Economic Development as a packet:
   • Current high school district CTE Course Outline/Course of Study with district code numbers and date of approval or date of approved revisions
     Note: Where applicable, SCC will accept the UC Doorways approved a-g curriculum in lieu of the high school CTE course of study
   • Copy of SCC-approved high school final exam or assessment
   • SCC Course of Record for the comparable course (provided at SCC)
   • Completed High School Course Articulation Agreement
7. Documents should be mailed to:
   Sacramento City College
   AVP of Workforce and Economic Development
   Instruction Office
   3835 Freeport Blvd
   Sacramento, CA 95822
8. The articulation packet will be reviewed and the High School Course Articulation Agreement will be forwarded for signature at SCC.
   Once approved by the Curriculum Committee, the AVP of Workforce and Economic Development will notify the high school and all interested parties. A copy will be sent to the high school, and the SCC website will be updated to reflect the approved and active articulation agreements.
9. The articulation agreement is valid for two academic years from the semester in which it takes effect, unless the course of study or course of record changes. The college or high school can request a course review at any time or cancel the agreement should courses no longer be aligned. It is the responsibility of both instructors to notify one another of any relevant changes.

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• High School Course Articulation Agreement Form
• High School Course Articulation Renewal Form
• High School Parent/Guardian Permission Form