New: Earning College Credit in High School
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Many Fresno families are hearing about dual enrollment, AP classes, and early college credit — but it’s often hard to know what these options actually mean for students.
To help you navigate these options, GO Public Schools is proud to release our newest resource: A Parent’s Guide to Earning College Credit in High School.
[Download A Parent’s Guide to Earning College Credit in High School]
This guide helps families understand:
- The different ways students can earn college credit in high school
- The benefits and risks of early college coursework
- How dual enrollment works in Fresno Unified
- Questions families should ask before enrolling
From exploring career interests to getting a head start on college, early college opportunities can make a big difference — when families have the information they need to choose the right path.
👉 Download the guide: bit.ly/GOcollegecredits
Please feel free to share this resource with families and students in your community.
[Download A Parent’s Guide to Earning College Credit in High School]
ICYMI: Additional College Access and Financial Aid Resources
As students start thinking about college pathways, families are also beginning to receive financial aid offers and make big decisions. Our guides A Parent’s Guide to College Conversations (English | Spanish) and A Parent’s Guide to Financial Aid (English | Spanish) can help families compare award letters, understand costs, and plan for what comes next.
[Explore A Parent’s Guide to College Conversations]
[Download A Parent’s Guide to Financial Aid]
COMING SOON: Connect, Learn, and Celebrate at the 2026 Champions of Change and Resource Fair!
We’re thrilled to share that the 2026 Champions of Change celebration is expanding this year to include a Fresno Resource Fair – bringing even more opportunities for families to connect, explore and celebrate together.
Join us Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 10:00AM – 11:30AM at Sunnyside High School for a morning centered on community, opportunity, and recognition. Hosted in partnership with Fresno Unified School District and GO Public Schools, this event brings together families, schools, and community organizations from across Fresno.