SECONDARY SCHOOL PERMISSION FORM
Personal Information
Last Name
First Name
Student Number (if known)
Secondary School and SD#
Date of Birth
(mm/dd/yyyy)
P.E.N. Number
Mailing Address
City, Province
Postal Code
Telephone
E-mail
Applicant
I wish to receive Secondary School Credit or Dual Credit for my course.
______________________________ has my permission to access my student records, attendance, achievement and
(Secondary School)
Any information for, or pertaining to, my enrolment at College of the Rockies for the following period:
From:
to
I certify that the information contained in this application is complete and correct. I authorize the use of my name in various
public relations publications, presentations, and announcements to promote the College of the Rockies.
X
Applicant’s Signature
Date
Secondary School Permission
has permission to register in the following post-secondary course(s)
Student Name
to earn secondary school credit as part of his/her transition Education Plan in the career pathway of
_______________________________________
to earn post-secondary dual credit**
X X
Secondary School Principal / Counsellor Date College of the Rockies Advisor
*secondary school credit If the secondary school is not offering the course(s), and the district requests that the student
enrol in order to meet graduation requirements, the student will not be charged course fees by College of the Rockies.
College of the Rockies will assign a letter and percentage grade and submit to the secondary school.
**dual credit College of the Rockies will assign a letter and percentage grade and submit to the secondary school. The
course will count as a secondary school course, and also as a post-secondary course. College course fees will be
charged to the student. If the high school is paying for the course, the student must provide proof of sponsorship by the
fee deadlines or at time of registration. All course text books and supplies are provided by the student. By taking this
course, the student's participation and marks will become part of his/her permanent post-secondary record.