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This handbook has been written to guide you through the many responsibilities that you have as a teacher and includes information including:

  • Guiding Principles including Goals, Expectations, and Funding

  • Teacher Expectations, Certifications, and Skills Testing

  • Classroom Instruction Information

  • State CTE Contact Information

  • CTSO Resources

  • Weber School District's 5 Year Plan

Concurrent Enrollment

Weber School District 2021-2022
Concurrent Enrollment Data

BHS

FHS

RHS

WHS

WIHS

# CE

Students

545

1090

467

874

311

CE Classes

Offered

48

70

43

62

52

CE

Teachers

25

37

25

34

37

Student

Enrollment

1434

3202

1082

1884

768

CE Credits Earned

4490

9974

3294

5703

2553

High School

College

Credits

CE Cost

WSU Cost

3

$15

$1,131

15

$75

$5,655

30

$150

$11,310

45

$225

$16,965

WSU numbers are based on the cost of each 3 credit class.

Research shows that concurrent enrollment students are more successful and more likely to finish their college education than other college freshman.

How Much Do The Courses Cost?

Fees for Concurrent Enrollment classes are a fraction of the cost of a university. There is a one-time $30 admissions fee to Weber State, and registration is $15-$20 per class (based on $5/credit hour).

Concurrent Enrollment allows high school students to take college courses from qualified adjunct instructors. These courses can count toward both high school and college graduation.

Download this brochure to get more information on the benefits of Concurrent Enrollment, including available courses and scholarship opportunities!

In 2021-22, WSD concurrent enrollment students earned 25,784 college credits.

Utah students taking CE classes last year saved $67.2 million in tuition (ushe.edu).

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