College Credit Opportunities

College Credit Plus (CCP) is an approved program by the Ohio Legislature whereby students can earn high school and college credit(s) while at Fenwick. A minimum of three college hours will translate to one high school credit. The weight of the high school credit is based on the department of the course at the college level and course offerings in that subject at the high school level. Click here for information from the State of Ohio regarding the CCP program.

Through the state’s initiative, more and more students have been reaching out to local colleges to take courses through the CCP Program. Because Fenwick believes very strongly in the education we provide our students, Fenwick has established on-campus CCP courses in Chemistry, Composition I and II, Anthropology, and Education taught by Fenwick Faculty.  Additionally, Fenwick promotes online college courses, which allow students to do their coursework during a study hall while being present on Fenwick’s campus. Students interested in online CCP courses will have a study hall in their schedule for the completion of online coursework. This is a great opportunity for students to explore or go further in depth with topics that interest them, even if there is not enough interest to fill a classroom.

Bishop Fenwick High School reserves the right to deny request for a CCP course to fulfill a Fenwick graduation requirement. The process for taking CCP courses begins in January, and involves firm deadlines set by the State of Ohio and partnering institutions. Interested students and parents should attend a mandatory CCP information session scheduled by the school counselors.

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses