Career Technical Education
HIGHLIGHT VIDEO
ARTICULATED CREDIT DEADLINE - FRIDAY, JUNE 17
Deadline this week: If you took an articulated course this past year and are eligible to receive college credits but have not completed linking your VVC ID to your MyMentor account, you must do so by this coming Friday, June 17 by 5:00 pm in order to receive your credit. Remember that the process can take a few days, so you need to start immediately if you didn't complete this when your teacher went through it in class. Instructions on this process are posted below. If you get stuck and need assistance, please contact Stephanie Schrum in the front office at 760-868-3222 x2221 or Mr. Piercy via email at Chris_Piercy@snowlineschools.com. One of the common missing steps is that students have applied to VVC and have received a student ID, but haven't linked it to their MyMentor account. However, if you haven't applied to VVC yet, you have to do so immediately because it can take a couple days to receive a VVC student ID via email.
If you've already applied to VVC but are having trouble linking your VVC ID number to your MyMentor account, you can get help in person either at VVC this Thursday from 8am-12pm in building 21 or at the Serrano library on Friday from 8am-11am.
Instructions can be found below.
PARENTS, TAKE NOTICE!
Serrano High School has established over 20 articulation agreements with Victor Valley College. Within the past few months your child has been completing the registration for VVC online and completing a step by step process to link there college ID number to Serrano High School. This process is crucial in order for your student to receive the college credit for their particular class. They must pass the class with a “B” or better in order to receive the credit. This program is free to all students at Serrano who are enrolled in these specific Career Technical Education classes that have current agreements with VVC.
K16 BRIDGE PROGRAM VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE APPLICATION
In order to be able to receive college credit from VVC for certain classes at Serrano, students must follow the directions in this handout
CTE SUBJECTS:
3D Animation
Business Technology Lab
Careers with Childern
Child Growth & Dev.
Digital Marketing I & II
EKG Monitor Technician
Emergency Medical Responder
Fire Technology I & II
Digital Marketing I & II
EKG Monitor Technician
Emergency Medical Responder
Fire Technology I & II
Furniture & Cabinetry
Game Design
Introduction to Health Careers
Game Design
Introduction to Health Careers
Med Core I
Medical Assisting
Restaurant Occupations I
Restaurant Occupations II
Stagecraft Design
Wildland Firefighting
Woodworking Occupations
Medical Assisting
Restaurant Occupations I
Restaurant Occupations II
Stagecraft Design
Wildland Firefighting
Woodworking Occupations
WHAT IS K16 BRIDGE?
VVC’s K16 Bridge Program was originally designed by teachers, counselors and administrators to increase the number of students successfully transitioning to a post-secondary institution. High Desert high schools participating in the program are able to provide their students with lessons, activities, and projects that provide students a clear pathway when they enter college. The K16 Bridge Program meets the new Student Success Act requirements for matriculation, and is developing programs that will help students enter college better prepared in Math and English. Students completing the program are eligible for Block 2B priority registration their first semester at VVC. All High Desert K-12 schools in the VVC region are eligible to participate. Serrano High School is a participant in the K16 Bridge Program.