Educational Enrichment

Students in the 11th and 12th grades who can benefit from advanced scholastic or vocational work can enroll in college courses and receive college credit through the Educational Enrichment Program.  Exceptions to this policy are outlined in the Educational Enrichment Application below.

A student may qualify for the program with a cumulative high school GPA of at least a 2.5, approval from the high school principal, a high school counselor, and a parent. All courses listed in the Reedley College/North Centers schedule are available to the Educational Enrichment student, providing these courses are not offered or are not generally available at the high school campus. However, students must meet all the necessary prerequisites for any course in which they wish to enroll. Students admitted to the program are treated as new Reedley College/North Center students each semester attended and must follow the time frame for new student registration. For more information, contact the Counseling Office at the campus or center you plan to enroll.

As of Fall 2008, tuition will be waived for students participating in the educational enrichment program.  Students are still responsible for paying the mandatory health fee each term.

High school students must begin the process with their high school counselor. A SCCCD Admissions Application along with an Educational Enrichment application, and a copy of the students high school transcripts are required before a student can register for classes.

Educational enrichment students need to complete an admissions application and an educational enrichment application packet (including updated transcripts) each semester. 

Contact Information:

Dr. Erica Johnson    Willow International Center Counselor    (559) 325-5230
Gracie Spear          Oakhurst Center Counselor                    (559) 683-3940
Maria Ensminger     Madera Center Counselor                      (559) 675-4800 

Educational Enrichment Application & Procedures

FERPA Release Form