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Tutoring!

On campus support

  • Peer Tutoring - Tuesday/Thursdays in the library after school from 3:30-4:30pm
  • Math Tutoring - Mondays after school in H-hall from 3:30 - 4:30pm

Online support

  • Brainfuse - on demand, anytime, anywhere eLearning for multiple subjects.
  • Schoolhouse - Free online peer tutoring
  • Khan Academy - Learn with millions of people worldwide by exploring videos, tackling practice problems, and getting AI-powered support.

 

News & Updates

DVC Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent enrollment is a program that allows high school students to take college-level courses while still enrolled in high school. These courses provide students the opportunity to earn college level credit, get ahead on college requirements, and explore subjects not offered in high school, and sometimes save money since many programs are low-cost or free for high school students. 

*Students can only recieve high school credit for up to 4 courses that are not already offered at the high school.

Example: students cannot take Spanish at DVC and earn high school credit for Spanish since that course is already offered at College Park.

Step

Task

1

apply now

Submit your application to DVC (new students)

*If you have previously taken classes but have been inactive for 1 year you will need to re-apply

2

search

Browse the Course Catalog for the course you want to take

3

dvc form

Login to your InSite portal and fill out a Special Admissions Form to request your course

*For counselor contact name: Jennifer Ramirez

Email contact: ramirezj@mdusd.org

*You will need to wait 1-2 days after you submit your application to obtain your Student ID number that you’ll need for this form

4

dvc reg form

Register for your approved course using your InSite Portal 

*Registration for high school students opens after current college students register for courses, so classes may be limited.

 

*Use this guide for more details on how to complete any of the steps. 

AP Exam Registration Process

2025-26SiteLetter-CollegePark (PDF)

 

10/11th Grade Parent Night

10th and 11th Grade Families,

The College Park Counseling Team will be hosting their annual 10th and 11th grade Parent Night.  This event is designed to help educate families on the post-high school process for their student.  

Topics include:

  • Graduation requirements vs. A-G university requirements.
  • How to help students read their transcripts and understand their credits.
  • Various options that students can pursue after high school (different types of colleges, trade schools, military, etc.) and different programs/degrees that are available.
  • Basic terms that are used throughout high school and the college application process, such as A-G, UC/CSU, NCAA, etc.
  • The requirements for college bound student athletes.
  • The requirements for AP/Honors courses, the exam process, and how students can potentially receive college credits.

Powerpoint Slides

 

Virtual Senior Parent Night!

Join us on Thursday, September 11th at 6:00 PM for our Senior Parent Night—a virtual event designed to keep parents/guardians in the loop about post-secondary options and the college application process.

Our school counselors will share the same important information that was presented to seniors, and there will be time for questions at the end. We encourage all parents/ guardians and students to attend and learn how to best support their students through this exciting time.

Google Meet link will be shared closer to the event.

We look forward to seeing you there!