In partnership with Collin County Community College, Frisco ISD continues to add dual credit classes which give students both high school and college credit.

The number of dual credit classes continues to grow with the class of 2021 being the first one that could take enough dual credit classes to graduate from high school with an associate’s degree.

Tuesday’s mandatory meeting was held in the auditorium with representatives from Collin College discussing  with students and parents how to enroll in classes, along with specific requirements.

The meeting also went over broad standards and rules held at the community college that vary from those at Liberty.

Reporting for WTV, I’m Melody Akbari.