Dual Credit:
Keller ISD's Dual Credit Program is a way your student can earn college credit while in high school.

Our Dual Credit students take college-level courses taught by fully credentialed faculty. These courses satisfy high school graduation requirements and provide college credit at the same time.  The student receives one grade for the course.

• Keller ISD will award high school academic credit.
• TCC or Weatherford College will award college-level academic credit.

When Dual Credit students graduate from high school, they may have already completed transferable college credits.  

Click below to apply for Dual Credit with the college.

Dual Credit Failure Policy:

If a student fails the 1st-semester Dual Credit Course:

• The student will be moved to the corresponding non-dual credit course for the second semester.

• The student is dropped from the dual credit course. 

• Parents and students will be notified that the failing college grade will be part of their high school and college transcripts.

• The student may earn 1st-semester credit through Credit Recovery, or the student may try to do grade averaging with 2nd semester to ensure credit for high school credit only for the year.   

If a student fails the 2nd-semester Dual Credit Course:

• The student will be dropped from the dual credit course. 

• Parents and students will be notified that the failing college grade will be part of their high school and college transcripts.

• If the student’s 1st and 2nd-semester dual averages are passing, then the student is awarded high school course credit for the course. Otherwise, the student must earn 2nd-semester credit through Credit Recovery or enroll in the corresponding 2nd-semester non-dual course during a subsequent year.