May 30, 2018
This guide provides state and local policymakers with a clear roadmap for leveraging the Every Student Succeeds Act to support the implementation of early college and dual enrollment in their states and communities.
This guide was developed by JFF and the College in High School Alliance. The CHSA is a coalition of leading national organizations dedicated to promoting policies in support of high-quality dual enrollment, concurrent enrollment, and early college schools. The work of the CHSA is coordinated by a steering committee comprised of JFF, Bard College, KnowledgeWorks, the Middle College National Consortium, and the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP). The guide, which has three parts, is designed to provide state and local policymakers with a clear roadmap for leveraging ESSA to support the implementation of early college and dual enrollment in their states and communities.
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