1. CCP is part of Ohio law that requires all state public high schools to provide students with an opportunity to earn college credit toward a degree or career certification during their high school career. 
2. CCP replaces PSEO (Post Secondary Educational Options) and Dual Enrollment programs. 
3. CCP courses count for both high school and college credit. 
4. Students can choose any course that is not remedial or religious and applies toward a degree or professional certification, in a subject area in which the student is college-ready. 

1. The student must meet the participation requirements set by the college/university that he/she chooses to attend and be accepted by the college. 
2. The student may be required to take a placement test and/or meet other criteria for the college. 

1. There is no cost to participate in CCP courses offered at a public college/university. 
2. There may be additional fees to participate in CCP courses offered by a private college/university. 
3. Successful completion of the course results in earned credit on both the student’s high school AND college transcript. 
4. The student’s CCP course grade will be reflected on both transcripts. 
5. The CCP grades are computed into the high school grade point average. 

1. Students must turn in the letter of intent to participate by April 1 st . 
2. Registration deadlines set by the college must be met.

1. Visit the Ohio Department of Higher Education website.
2. Contact your school counselor.
3. Due to Covid restrictions, the annual Clark County CCP meeting will not be held this winter. In lieu of the in-person meeting, all information for the 2022-23 school year will be posted here on January 25.
   

Due to the Covid-19 restrictions, we are unable to have an in-person meeting about College Credit Plus (CCP).  To meet the counseling requirements, we are providing a CCP PowerPoint presentation for interested students and parents to watch.  Please watch the presentation and contact your student’s counselor for the intent form and with any questions or concerns that you may have.  

Middle school students - please contact your school counselor.

High school students -to watch the presentation, you must be a member of the “Class of” guidance google classroom.  Contact your counselor if you need the link to join.  Once you have joined the appropriate classroom, you are ready to watch the PowerPoint presentation through your google classroom using EdPuzzle.  You will need to watch the entire presentation and then it can be marked as done in Google Classroom.  Once you have submitted it, contact your counselor to send you the electronic intent form.  The intent form is due by April 1.  

Click on the appropriate link to access the PowerPoint within EdPuzzle:

Class of 2023 EdPuzzle link

Class of 2024 EdPuzzle link

Class of 2025 EdPuzzle link