Chancellor John Carey will be joined by State Rep. Rick Perales, State Rep. Kyle Koehler and State Rep. Bill Dean.
Administrators from the Clark-Shawnee School District, the Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center and the Global Impact STEM Academy will join state leaders in discussion, according to Clark State.
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College credit plus allows high school students to complete college classes before graduating. It also allows high school students to explore areas of study as they prepare to seek their college degree, according to the state.
Several college credit plus students will attend Wednesday’s meeting in order to share their experiences in the program, according to Clark State.
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