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Catoosa Public Schools has announced a new partnership with Rogers State University that will expand concurrent enrollment opportunities for high school students beginning in Fall 2026. School officials said the agreement is designed to give students more options to earn college credit while preparing for college, technical education or the workforce.
Expanded pathways for Catoosa students
District officials said the partnership will offer a wider selection of concurrent enrollment courses tailored to students with different academic and career goals. Whether students plan to pursue a four-year degree, technical training or immediate employment after graduation, the program aims to provide flexible pathways to help them prepare for the future.
"Our vision is simple: create meaningful pathways, not barriers," school officials said in the announcement.
Affordable college credit
Under the partnership, Catoosa High School students will be able to earn college credit for $20 per credit hour, making concurrent enrollment more affordable for participating families.
Rogers State University Statement
"We appreciate our partnership with Catoosa Public Schools and look forward to Catoosa students benefiting from taking RSU courses during high school. Thank you for sharing about this opportunity with the community."
