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RTEC Center,
Bldg 10, Rm 207
Phone: (541) 463-5521
Fax: (541) 463-4734
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RTEC Center,
Bldg 10, Rm 118
Phone; (541) 463-3930
Find out more about High School Connections
What is High School Connections?
College Now? RTEC?
These programs help currently enrolled high school students make the transition from high school to college. You can earn both high school and college credits (dual credit) for some courses to get an early start on college at substantial savings.
Forms
The HS Connections RTEC Referral form is required by all RTEC program students.
Student Forms
If you are a high school student paying out of pocket, submit the Non-Sponsored HS Connections RTEC Referral form
If your school district will pay for your courses, submit the Sponsored HS Connections RTEC Referral form
School Officials Sponsorship Form
Every term the sponsoring school district must submit a Billing Authorization to Sponsored Accounts and the RTEC Advisor
College Now
Approved College Now classes are held at your high school. These college level courses are offered free for students who meet the academic requirements. These classes include both academic transfer and career/technical courses.
RTEC/Expanded Options
The RTEC program offers high school students both academic transfer and career technical college courses not available at their high school. Some school districts will help their students pay for courses located at Lane CC campuses. Both students and the referring counselor will receive frequent advising and communciation from the High School Connection Advisor.
Individual High School Partnerships
Some specific High School Partnership programs have been developed with local school districts for high school students to help meet the needs and interests of their students.
GED
The GED program assists students who did not receive a high school diploma to earn a high school equivalency certificate.
Need More Information?
For more information, start first with your high school counselor and/or call the High School Connections office at Lane Community College, (541) 463-5521. The High School Connections office is located in Building 10 Room 207.