Troy University and Ozark City Schools forge partnership for future educators
5 Sep 2024
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Ozark City Schools and Troy University signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will enhance educational opportunities for local high school students last week on Tuesday, August 27. This agreement introduces an Accelerated Dual Enrollment Program aimed at supporting students who wish to pursue a degree in education while still in high school.
The partnership builds on Troy University's long-standing commitment to education and online learning. For over 20 years, Troy University has been at the forefront of online education. The university's dedication began with a robust online program launched prior to 2004 and expanded significantly in 2004 to offer online educational opportunities across Alabama.
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