Dual Credit
Earning college credit while in high school is a valuable opportunity!
Courses labeled transcripted credit and/or concurrent enrollment, or dual credit may provide this opportunity for students to earn college credit while in high school.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LA CROSSE
DUAL CREDIT OFFERINGS
2026-27
AGRICULTURE
Animal Care
Greenhouse Managent
ART
Drawing I
BUSINESS AND MARKETING EDUCATION
Accounting I and II
Personal Finance
Introduction to Marketing
Advanced Marketing
Computer and Internet Applications
Introduction to Business
Sports and Entertainment Marketing
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
Child Development
Advanced Foods
World Cuisine
Housing and Interior Design I
Assistant Childcare Teacher
Child Care Co-op
Foundations of Teacher Education I
HEALTH SCIENCE
Exploring Healthcare Careers
SOCIAL STUDIES
Introduction to Global Health
AP US Government and Politics
AP Psychology
TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING
Introduction to Engineering Design
Principals of Engineering
Creative Metals and Woods
Introduction to CAD and Architecture
Small Engines, Welding, and Manufacturing I and II
Building Construction
Automotive Technology
DISTRICT ACADEMIES
DUAL CREDIT OFFERINGS
2026-27
ACE ACADEMY
Construction Systems
Building Information Management (BIM)
CULINARY ARTS ACADEMY
Professionalism and Success in Culinary Operatins
Professionalism Culinary Food Preparation
Quality Customer Service in Culinary Management
Intro Into Baking and Pastry
LA CROSSE ENGINEERING ACADEMY
Fundamentals of Electronics
Engineering Processes
Industrial Robotics & Programmable Logic Controllers
Mechatronics
Intro to Solid Works
Microcontrollers and Programming Applications
HEALTH SCIENCE ACADEMY
HSA-AP Psychology
HSA-Medical Terminology
HSA-Health Occupations Advanced
HSA-Introduction to Global Health
HSA-Medical Assistant Certification Course
Acceptance into a School District of La Crosse Academy is required prior to enrolling in an academy dual credit course. More information on our academies is available here:
Please Note: Transcripted credit and/or concurrent enrollment, or dual credit agreements with technical colleges and universities are subject to change per course from one school year to the next. For this reason, it is important that students consult with their school counselor when registering for courses with the intent to earn college credit.