2026-2027 TSD Course Description Book - Flipbook - Page 9
Virtual Learning 21F, HSAC
21F is an online course enrollment option available to students in grades 6‐12. Students are eligible to enroll in up to two online
courses (core or elective) during an academic term. Enrollment into the online course(s) will reduce the student’s in-seat class
schedule by up to two core and/or elective classes. The public local district is responsible for paying the expenses associated with the
online course(s) and providing online students with the same rights and access to technology as they provide to all other students.
(Michigan Department of Education, Section 21f of the State School Aid Act of 1979, MCL 388.1621f, September 2014). The Troy
School District will approve online courses when taken in conjunction with in-seat classes, with the following parameters in place:
Students may enroll in up to two (2) online courses per academic semester, which equates to two (2) credits per year.
Students MUST have an Educational Development Plan on file to enroll in a 21F course.
The school will work with students to schedule online courses at the beginning or end of the school day.
Students must discuss course selections with their counselor prior to submission of form.
The Section 21f - Online Course Enrollment Request Form must be submitted no later than April 15 st to the student's counselor.
High School Additional Credit through Troy Continuing Education is an online course enrollment option where high school students
can earn missing credits or gain advance credit. Classes are completed virtually with an optional classroom/computer lab that is
available Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Permission from counselor is required. You will receive an email with
instructions once the online registration is verified by your counselor. Students must be registered and attending classes for six (6)
units of credit in the regular day school before he/she is permitted to enroll in Troy Continuing Education classes. See your counselor
and the link below for more information:
https://www.troyceonline.com/enrollment-k12/high-school-addl-credit
What Is an AP Course?
The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer high school students the opportunity to engage in college‑level study
within a supportive secondary school environment. Each AP course follows a curriculum designed in collaboration with college
faculty to reflect the depth, rigor, and expectations of an introductory college class.
Schools must receive AP Course Audit authorization to use the AP designation, ensuring that each course meets the College Board’s
standards for content and instructional quality. AP courses conclude with a standardized AP Exam, which may qualify students for
college credit or advanced placement depending on their exam performance and the policies of individual colleges and university.
