Admissions & Records
High School Concurrent Enrollment School/
Parent Approval Form
Parent/Guardian Approval:
1. Student Responsibilities: Students must act on their own behalf. Parents, guardians, relatives, or friends are not permitted to enroll, drop, or add classes on
behalf of the student. The same applies to requesting transcripts or grade verifications.
2. Student Records: Even though the student is concurrently enrolled in high school, he/she will be creating a permanent academic record at RCCD. Under
Section 49061 of the Education Code, parents of community college students do not have a right of access to their children’s student records, regardless of
whether the student is under the age of 18. In accordance with this regulation, students’ college records will be released to parents only with the written consent
of the student.
3. Contacting Instructors: Your student is enrolled in a college course and it is important to understand that instructors work directly with students, as opposed
to the type of parent interventions you may be accustomed to at the high school level. Under FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), instructors are
not required to discuss student performance or other student-related issues with parents. Riverside City College does not accommodate parent requests to
contact instructors.
4. Course Content/Material: Riverside City College is an adult learning environment. As such, discussion topics and course materials are generally designed for
adult students and may not be appropriate for younger students.
5. Supervision of Minors: Riverside Community College District assumes no responsibility for the supervision of minor students outside of the classroom setting.
Parents are responsible for providing transportation and ensuring that their children are appropriately supervised before and after class.
Signature on this document certifies that I have read, understand, and agree to the above policies and requirements and that my child/legal ward intends to register in
public college classes that are not specifically designed for students under age 18, and that Riverside Community College District accepts no responsibility for any
extraordinary supervision of students less than 18 years of age. Further, I accept responsibility for my child/legal ward’s behavior while they are attending a Riverside
Community College District class.
Furthermore, I give permission for emergency first aid and treatment for my child/legal ward in the event of an accident or sudden illness. I also give permission
for them to be treated by a nurse, physician, and/or mental health counselor at the Health Services Center.
Name (Please Print): Relationship to Student:
Parent/Guardian Signature: Date: _
High School Student:
1.
Maximum Units: Students cannot register for more than 8 units during the fall/spring semester and no more than 5 units during the summer term.
2.
Restricted Courses: Students may enroll in most college level courses, provided they meet the necessary prerequisites. The following classes may not be takbeyn
high school students: All Kinesiology (KIN) courses. Additional course restrictions may be included at the discretion of the college.
3.
Moreno Valley College/Norco College Courses: Students are allowed to add general courses at Moreno Valley College or Norco College in accordance
with each college’s high school concurrent enrollment policies and procedures.
4.
Pre-Requisite Requirements: When a course has a pre-requisite requirement, it means that a student must demonstrate pre-existing knowledge and/or skilltso
be successful in the course by completing the required previous course(s).
5.
Fees: High school students are not required to pay enrollment fees. However, students taking courses are required to pay a Health Fee, Student Services Faened,
Transportation Fee during every term they attend. Other costs, such as materials, books, and parking permits are to be paid by the student.
6.
Waitlists: High school students cannot waitlist any Riverside City College class.
7.
Course Registration: Please note that submitting this approval form and required documents to Admissions & Records does not register you in the courseIt.
is the student’s responsibility to register for the course(s) in accordance with all college deadlines. It is the student’s responsibility to submit the High School
Concurrent Enrollment add card to the Admissions & Records office prior to the add deadline.
8.
Rules & Regulations: All High School Concurrent Enrollment students are responsible for complying with the rules and regulations of the college as publisheind
the Riverside City College Catalog and schedule of classes.
9.
Grades: The grade(s) you earn in your class(es) will become part of your official college academic record. It is your responsibility to make sure your high school
receives college transcripts that you may need in order to receive high school credit. You can request transcripts online via Credentials on the RCC website. A
valid photo ID will be required if you request an in-person pickup.
I have read, understand, and agree to the above policies and procedures to be admitted as a High School Concurrent Enrollment student and I affirm that I attend high
school classes for at least a minimum day, have availed myself of all opportunities to take these classes at my school, and can benefit from college level courses.
Student Signature: Date:
The Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) guarantees your right to privacy as it applies to your RCCD records. If you choose to give us permission to
release your information to your parents or guardians, please sign below:
Student Signature: Date:
Application Confirmation page
3.0 GPA Verified on Transcript
Official High School Transcript
Meets Age OR Grade Level Requirement
All Required Signatures Provided
