Transfer of courses taken for credit below 9^th grade procedures ( approved 9/14/10)

Students from time to time will enroll in coursework that is considered high school equivalent coursework at another institution while in grades lower than 9^th grade equivalency. When a student transfers into Wolf Creek it is the responsibility of the student to request in writing that courses be considered high school courses if they were not taken while the students was enrolled in grades 9-12. This written request will be processed by the Dean of Students at Wolf Creek. The Dean of Students will contact the institution where the credit was awarded and determine if they consider the course for high school credit. The mere fact that is was considered a high school credit in another institution does not automatically make it a high school credit at Wolf Creek. Wolf Creek reserves the right to request course descriptions and syllabi to determine standards and content covered in any transfer courses. The final determination as to whether another institution’s course will be considered a high school transfer credit at Wolf Creek remains with Wolf Creek Online High School.

Please note that based on the many institutions from which students transfer into Wolf Creek that Wolf Creek will not initiate a records request for these credits without the written request.