Above: Senior Zayra Ocegueda attends a lecture for Sociology 101, her first dual enrollment class at Aspire Ollin University Preparatory Academy. Credit: Kate Sequeira / EdSource

Merging high schools and community college classes in areas with a high number of Latino, Black and low-income students is emerging as a way to overcome disparities in who gets to take dual enrollment courses.

The schools, known as “early college” or “middle college” high schools, give students access to dual enrollment courses as early as middle school.

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