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College Credit Plus
The College Credit Plus (CCP) programs is a transformative opportunity for college-ready students in grades 7-12 to earn both high school and college credit at the same time by taking courses at a participating Ohio college or university.
Students have the opportunity to take College Credit Plus courses from a public participating college for free including tuition, books, and other fees. This program is designed to promote rigorous academics, enhance career readiness, and provide a huge advantage for life after high school. Students can jumpstart their degree by following a standard 15 or 30 credit hour pathway. For those with a specific career in mind, Ashland University also offers specialized tracks in fields like Business, Education, and Nursing to help you get ahead in your major.
How to Get Started
To participate, students must meet college readiness standards and be formally admitted to a participating Ohio college or university.
The first essential step is to attend the
mandatory CCP informational session (October 29th or January 13th this school year)
and submit the
Intent to Participate Form to your school by the state deadline (usually
April 1st for the following academic year).
Ready to challenge yourself and build your future? Talk to your school counselor today!
Purple Star Designation
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to create a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive school community where every military-connected student feels valued, connected, and empowered to succeed. We are committed to easing the challenges of military life by providing intentional transition support, maintaining academic continuity, fostering meaningful relationships, and connecting students and families with the resources they need to thrive.
We honor the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of military families by ensuring that every student has a sense of belonging and the opportunity to achieve academic, social, and personal success—no matter where their journey takes them.
What is the Purple Star Designation?
The state of Ohio adopted MIC3 Law from the Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission to encourage schools to support military families in the areas of enrollment, eligibility, placement, and graduation.
Who is eligible for assistance?
Families that are eligible for additional assistance are listed below.
- Active duty members of the Uniform Services
- National Guard and Reserve members on Active duty orders
- Members and Veterans medically discharged or retired for one year
- Family of military members who have died on active duty
The website published by the Ohio Department of Education offers additional information about the Purple Star Designation.
School Withdrawal/Enrollment Checklist
This tool is intended to guide families through the withdrawal and enrollment process by providing suggested actions as well as indicating documents and other resources that should be gathered in advance of a transfer.
Purple Star Designation Contacts
Casey Quinn - District Support
Ohio Means Jobs
Every student needs a plan for life after high school, and
OhioMeansJobs.com is the state's official, free online portal designed to help your student explore, plan, and prepare for their best future—whether that involves college, career, or the military.
Here is a step-by-step guide to set up your OhioMeansJobs account.
Education That Meets You Where You Are
Take the Next Step
Your future is waiting. The sooner you begin, the closer you are to earning your diploma and building the life you want. Enroll in the Premier Program today and let iSchool Virtual Academy of Ohio help you reach your goals.
Students must be residents of Ohio and between grade levels 9-12.
