In today’s society, students have the opportunity to pursue a variety of pathways for their future, and it’s our job as a high school district to adapt and make sure we provide what they need to be college and career ready.
At District 88, we offer a comprehensive curriculum, including more than 30 Advanced Placement (AP) courses and more than 50 Dual-Credit/Collegiate-Credit courses in 17 career pathway areas, along with award-winning fine arts programming.
We are proud to have a diverse learning community, and we are focused on meeting the needs of all of our students and providing multiple and flexible pathways for them to find success after they graduate from District 88.
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To view the online course listing guide, go to https://app.schoolinks.com/course-catalog/dupage-hsd-88, or scan the QR code below.
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We continue to work with colleges, universities and local businesses to enhance these options, and those collaborations and pathways are critical to assist with the labor shortage and to connect students to hands-on, immersive experiences, as well as certifications, credentials and scholarships. The focus is to connect them with viable short-term and long-term career options and work-based learning that can provide a supported pathway through their college pursuits.
We are always looking to develop more partnerships, and we invite those who are interested in supporting our students to contact us at www.dupage88.net/BusinessPartnerships, or click on the button below.
Our students have access to college-level and dual-credit classes, as well as externally credentialed and dual-credit career pathways, in areas such as automotive technology, culinary arts, business careers, engineering, medical careers, teacher preparation, building trades and more. These are provided in partnership with College Board’s Advanced Placement, Project Lead The Way, College of DuPage, Technology Center of DuPage, Elmhurst University and Dominican University.
These courses allow students to potentially earn college credit while in high school, saving them an average of $1 million annually.