10th - 12th
Grade Options
All students will have an assigned counselor to help them navigate the various options and create the best schedule for them. Unlike traditional public schools, our counselors have a caseload of fewer than 100, which affords them the opportunity to really get to know each student and help them craft an individualized plan aligned with their future goals.
More than one way to earn credit:
COLLEGE CLASSES
College classes taken in-person or online at
your local community college
DUAL CREDIT CLASSES
College level classes
taught by our teachers & accredited by Oregon colleges
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES
Online high school level classes taken as needed
College Classes
Take classes at your local community college
ATTEND ONE OF OUR PARTNER COLLEGES
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Central OR Community College
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Chemeketa Community College
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Clackamas Community College
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Lane Community College
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Linn Benton Community College
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Oregon Coast Community College
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Portland Community College
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Rogue Community College
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Umpqua Community College
Once students turn 16 (or 15 for select community colleges), they can enroll and take classes at their local community college. We pay for students to take up to 12 college credits per term and provide a textbook stipend as well. All classes taken through dual enrollment are simultaneously transcribed to both high school and college transcripts. Students who are dual-enrolled full-time starting in 10th grade can complete their associate degree and their high school diploma at the same time. Our counselors will help you select and register for classes, and individualize a plan specific to your future goals. ​
Dual Credit Classes
Take classes through Baker Early College
These college-level classes earn students college (and high school) credit, but don't require students to enroll and attend their local college. Instead, these are are taught in-house by Baker teachers and include only fellow Baker students. Classes meet weekly online and are hosted via Canvas. You'll have support every step of the way — from applying and registering for the classes, to transferring the credit to your next college. Plus students, parents, and B.E.C. staff can all track student progress along the way, which promotes support and success.
VIEW OUR CATALOGUE OF DUAL-CREDIT COURSES
We are thrilled to offer up to 60 college credits worth of Dual Credit courses through Blue Mountain Community College, Eastern Oregon University, and Western Oregon University.
To see the full list of these classes and when they are offered, click here.
