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Several Baldwin Seniors Take Classes At Nassau Community College

It's a joint partnership with the Baldwin Union Free School District and the college where the students can start earning college credits.

Several Baldwin High School students are heading to Nassau Community College as part of a new initiative to earn early college credits.
Several Baldwin High School students are heading to Nassau Community College as part of a new initiative to earn early college credits. (Google Maps)

BALDWIN, NY — Baldwin High School seniors are eligible to participate in a new initiative with Nassau Community College.

Through the SUNY Nassau's Dual Enrollment Program, pre-qualified seniors starting this month can earn college credit with courses directly on campus.

Thirteen students from Baldwin's Class of 2021 enrolled at the SUNY Nassau campus.

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Baldwin is the first district to participate in the dual-enrollment partnership.

"We are excited to launch our partnership with Nassau Community College and provide our students with the best all-around college experience before graduating high school," Dr. Shari Camhi, Baldwin UFSD superintendent said in a statement. "The collaboration is part of the district’s mission to ensure that every student in Baldwin graduates future-ready."

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The students are taking up to six classes this semester: math, political science, economics, science, English, and physical education.

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