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Summer Advancement Via Outside Institution
ADVANCEMENT APPLICATION DEADLINE REMINDERS
ADVANCEMENT APPLICATION DEADLINE REMINDERS![]()
ADVANCEMENT APPLICATION DEADLINE REMINDERS
2023 -24 Non District Course/Summer Advancement Application - Deadline for Summer 23: June 23, 2023
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM
Students are able to take courses to advance to a higher level course for the next school year beginning in the spring of each year. The following criteria must be met:
- Students may not begin a course until after the first day of the second semester of their 8th grade year (courses taken prior to that are not allowed).
- Students in 8th grade cannot complete a course prior to the last day of school (June 1, 2023) regardless of whether or not the course is going to be placed on the SRVUSD transcript.
- Note: If a student wants to take Algebra 1 outside of SRVUSD, the student must place the course onto her/his SRVUSD high school transcript, and therefore cannot complete the course prior to the last day of eighth grade.
- Courses must be taken from institutions that:
- Are WASC or regionally accredited and offer coursework that leads to a high school diploma
- Institutions that have only Supplemental accreditation do not qualify (i.e. Art of Problem Solving, John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, Language Bird, etc.)
- Must be UC approved
- Must issue letter grades and official transcripts
- Are WASC or regionally accredited and offer coursework that leads to a high school diploma
- Students can only advance one level per subject per year
- There is a limit of 4 classes (40 high school credits) that can be placed on the transcript over a student's four years in high school, with students being able to place only 20 credits per academic year, and a maximum of 20 credits in any given subject area.
- It is up to the student/parent to confirm that the course/institution chosen meet NCAA eligibility requirements
APPROVED COURSES & INSTITUTIONS
The list in the above link is a fairly comprehensive list of courses and institutions that are most commonly used for Advancement purposes. The information presented here is accurate. However, it is the student's/parent's responsibility to verify that institutions still have the necessary accreditation and that courses are still UC approved by going to the links given in the document prior to enrolling in a course. (Accreditation and UC approval can change from year to year.)
If you have questions about a specific course or institution that you do not see on the list, check first to see if they have the necessary accreditation, UC approval and that they issue letter grades and official transcripts. If they don't, then they probably are not acceptable.
If students have questions, they should confirm eligibility with their counselor prior to enrolling in the course.
ENROLLMENT PROCESS
Enrolling in the SRVUSD Summer Advancement Program is a multi-step process:
Step 1 - Enroll in the advancement class at the desired institution
Step 2 - Submit an SRVUSD Advancement Application, including required Proof of Enrollment documentation (see below)
- Valid 6-digit student ID numbers are required. ID numbers can be found on your Parent Portal and/or on your student's ID card.
- Upload required Proof of Enrollment documentation to application
- Proof of Enrollment must include all of the following information:
- Student's name
- Name of the Institution
- Course name/number
- Proof of Enrollment must be provided for both parts of a two-part course (i.e. GEOM 041 & GEOM 043)
- Must reflect that enrollment is complete/paid in full
- Copies of Quarry Lane contracts are not acceptable. Ask for an Account Statement that reflects payment was made.
- Sample documents can be viewed on this Proof of Enrollment Documentation flyer.
- Proof of Enrollment must include all of the following information:
Step 3 - Submit an official transcript to the Registrar at your school site. If the institution offers an email option to send it directly to your school, this is acceptable and will be considered an official copy. (Transcripts emailed from a student/parent are not considered official.) Students who wish to post the outside course to their SRVUSD transcript must also submit the Application to Place Credit form. Some schools have a site specific form. See contact information for site registrar's below:
Here are the links to the school sites' registrars: Submit documents to your school's Registrar's:
California High - Vinita Battu, vbattu2@srvusd.net
Dougherty Valley High - Brisa Jimenez, bjimenez@srvusd.net
Monte Vista High - Sarah Sirota, ssirota@srvusd.net
San Ramon Valley High - Kathleen O'Grady, kogrady@srvusd.net
Venture Independent Study - Kelly Estes, kestes@srvusd.net
ADVANCEMENT VIA OUTSIDE INSTITUTION TIMELINE
This Timeline applies for courses taken at all institutions.
- June 23 @ 11:59 pm - Advancement application closes and Proof of Enrollments are due
- August 11 - Official transcripts are due to your high school counseling office. Alternatively, If the institution offers an email option to send it directly to your school, this is acceptable and will be considered an official copy. (Transcripts emailed from a student/parent are not considered official.)
PROCESSING OF APPLICATIONS
Once an application has been submitted, it will be reviewed within a 10 working day period. Upon review, parents will receive an email notifying them of the application's status.
- If the document that was submitted as the Proof of Enrollment was acceptable and all other information is complete and accurate, the application will be approved and parents will receive an email notification of the approval.
- NOTE: Applications will NOT be approved without proof of enrollment for BOTH parts of two-part courses (i.e. - BYU GEOM 041 AND GEOM 043).
- If the Proof of Enrollment document was missing, incorrect or not sufficient, parents will receive an email letting them know that additional documentation is required.
- Parents can log back in to their IK-12 application account to upload additional documents.
- Parents can monitor the status of their application by logging in to their application.
- The status of applications that require additional documentation will be listed as "Pending Approval" until the required documents have been received and reviewed. Please allow 10 working days from submission of the additional documentation for processing.
- If proper documentation is not received by the June 23 deadline, the application will be cancelled.