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How school authorities apply for and report on the dual credit start-up grant.
Dual credit start-up grant applications are now open for 2023/24.
Open: April 28, 2023
Deadline: June 2, 2023
School authorities can use the grant to create new dual credit programming at any school or support existing programming at a new school within their authority.
When 2 school authorities partner, they apply together and designate one school authority as the lead. The lead authority will receive the funding and be responsible for managing it and reporting on behalf of the partners.
Eligible school authorities may apply for one start-up funding grant up to $50,000 for dual credit opportunities for the 2023/2024 school year.
The following school authorities and schools are eligible to apply:
The dual credit opportunity must:
The application must be:
The applicant must identify and describe how the proposed dual credit opportunity:
Ensure the dual credit opportunity aligns with the description, guiding principles and criteria in the:
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Email the application to [email protected] by June 2, 2023.
The application review takes up to 3 weeks from the application closing date.
Once the review is complete, applicants will receive an email notifying them about their application status. If start-up funding is approved, it will be distributed to the lead school authority at the beginning of the following school year.
Important dates
Start-up Grant Reporting Deadline: July 31 annually
School authorities must report on the dual credit start-up funding allocated for a school year by July 31. The report needs to identify:
All school authorities must report on the dual credit start-up funding allocated for a school year by July 31. However, if school authorities have not spent the start-up grant funding they were allocated, it can be carried forward to the next school year by completing the grant reporting template. Once that school year ends, another report needs to be submitted for the reallocated amount.
The lead school authority is responsible for completing and submitting the report by using the interactive Dual Credit Start-up Funding Grant Reporting Template (PDF, 98 KB).
Connect with the Alberta Education Dual Credit program:
Hours: 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (open Monday to Friday, closed statutory holidays)
Email: [email protected]
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