Dual Credit Classes

   Delta High School offers 25 hours of dual credit classes. Dual credit classes are courses that give students a credit for both high school and college.

    The dual credit classes that will be offered in Fall 2008 are Anatomy 201, Biology 100, Math 165, Physics 110,  English 103, History 150. In the Spring 2009, the classes will include Physics 112 and English 104.

    The teachers who direct the dual credit classes are Lance Brand, John Miller, Gary Seidner, Kip Omstead, Nancy Kunk, and Paul Orchard.

     The college credits are for Ball State University, and the credits can be transferred to most other colleges in Indiana, with the exception of the University of Notre Dame and Wabash College.

     A typical college class is one semester long, but three of the dual classes (English 103 and 104, Physics 110 and 112, and History 150) actually follow that protocol.  Others are full-year courses.

A dissected cat in Mr. Brand's Anatomy 201 class.

 

 Senior Erika Hapner demonstrates static
electricity in Mr. Seidner's Physics 110 class.

        Students work on dissecting a pig
 in Mr. Brand's Anatomy 201 class