Dual credit – Start-up funding for schools

Reporting

School authorities must report on the dual credit start-up funding allocated for a school year. The report needs to identify:

• any partners who collaborated on the programming
• revenue and expenses for the school year
• a description of the learning opportunity
• promising practices that worked
• challenges that were addressed
• how many students participated
• next steps to sustain the programming

If school authorities have not spent the start-up grant funding they were allocated, it can be carried forward to the next school year. 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).

Contact

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]