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Established in 1987, the Academic Challenge Program is a college-school partnership between the nine Sussex County School Districts and the Owens Campus of Delaware Tech. The students range from eighth graders to high school seniors, and the five-year program offers them the standard high school curriculum in mathematics and English at an accelerated pace allowing for college course work during the junior and senior years. The college courses are provided at the Owens Campus through the Delaware Tech/ University of Delaware. It is possible to earn 12 college credits in English and 15 college credits in mathematics. Mission The Academic Challenge Program provides an atmosphere that nurtures the scholastic and creative abilities of highly motivated and academically talented students in the disciplines of Mathematics and English. |
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Delaware Technical
& Community College,
William A. Carter Partnership Center
302-855-5971, Fax: 302-858-5463
Contact Stephen P. Ruby
Academic Challenge Program Chairperson for questions and more information.
Comments, changes, or corrections for this web site contact
sbishop@dtcc.edu
Copyright ©
2002-2008 Academic Challenge Program
Last updated 04/29/2008
Accredited
by the Commission on Higher Education
Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools
Copyright 1994 -
Delaware Technical & Community College