Submit the completed Running Start Enrollment Verification Form to your high school counselor and the college's Running Start advisor. Ensure all required sections are filled out and signatures are obtained. Submission methods may include hand delivering, mailing, or uploading the form to an online submission portal provided by the high school or college. Contact your high school guidance office or the college Running Start office for specific submission instructions and deadlines. Always keep a copy of the completed form for your records. It’s advisable to confirm receipt and processing of your form to avoid any issues with your enrollment.

Important dates for the Running Start Enrollment Verification Form in 2024 and 2025 are based on college and high school term start dates. Ensure you complete the form before each college term begins. Check with your high school and college for specific deadlines.

The purpose of the Running Start Enrollment Verification Form is to ensure that high school students enrolled in the Running Start program do not exceed the allowable combined full-time equivalent (FTE) limitation for high school and college enrollment. This form provides essential information to the college about the student's available FTE for Running Start enrollment, the high school classes the student is enrolled in, and notifies the student and their parents/guardians if tuition charges will occur. The form is required for each college term and helps maintain accurate records of the student's enrollment status, facilitating the coordination between the high school and college to ensure the student meets graduation requirements and does not incur unexpected tuition costs.

• 1. Student Name: Student's last name, first name, and middle initial.
• 2. Contact Information: Cell phone, home phone, and student email address.
• 3. SSID#: Student's high school student identification number.
• 4. Responsible Parent/Guardian: Parent/guardian's name who is responsible for the student.
• 5. College Information: College name and student identification number (SID).
• 6. FRPL Status: Free and Reduced-Price Lunch eligibility status.
• 7. Signatures: Signatures of the parent/guardian, high school counselor, and Running Start advisor/representative.
• 8. School Year: The school year during which courses will be taken.
• 9. College Term: The college term for enrollment - Fall, Winter, or Spring quarter/semester.
• 10. High School and District: The student's primary high school and resident school district.
• 11. Grade Level: Student's grade level - Junior, Senior, or Fifth Year Senior.
• 12. Enrollment Details: Details of the student's high school and skill center classes and full-time equivalent (FTE).
• 13. Recommended Running Start Classes: Recommended college courses and their equivalencies.
• 14. Review and Acknowledgement: Section for student and parent/guardian review and acknowledgment.

Failing to submit the Running Start Enrollment Verification Form can result in the student being unable to enroll in college courses through the Running Start program and potentially incurring full tuition costs without the appropriate waivers.

• Enrollment Block: Student may be barred from enrolling in desired college courses.
• Tuition Charges: Student may be charged full tuition for college courses without applicable waivers.
• Graduation Delays: Failure to verify enrollment might delay meeting high school graduation requirements.

• 1. New Enrollment: For students enrolling in Running Start for the first time.
• 2. Returning Enrollment: For returning Running Start students enrolling in a new term.
• 3. Multiple Colleges: For students attending more than one college simultaneously.
• 4. FRPL Status Sharing: To share Free and Reduced-Price Lunch eligibility status with the college.
• 5. FTE Calculation: To determine and verify the student's full-time equivalent (FTE) for high school and college enrollment.