Dual Enrollment

Please complete the digital Dual Enrollment Parent/Guardian Textbook Agreement form.

In extenuating circumstances, please complete the printable form. If you complete a printable form, you will need to bring this document with you when you pick up your books at the school.

• Students will receive an email notifying them of the types of books they will receive (physical or e-text) based on the book lists provided by DSC/UF.
• If students receive an email that they will receive physical books and not just e-texts, please see the information about picking up physical textbooks. If not, proceed to the section about delivery of e-texts and courseware

• On or after August 23rd, 2023, check in with the Guidance Secretary at your school  to go over your required materials. 
• Be sure to bring the signed Parent/Guardian Textbook Agreement with you (if completed on paper).
• Bring a copy of your dual enrollment schedule.

• Students will use the free temporary access codes provided during the add-drop period. This will avoid the district or student having to absorb the costs involved with online codes being activated for dropped courses.
• All E-Texts and Courseware codes will be emailed to your Flagler email address on the last day of the add-drop period. The email(s) will be sent from firstinclass@superiortext.com.
• You will receive a separate email for each digital instructional material needed.
• Additional detailed instructions with links to resources will be included in each email sent.

The email with your codes will have the following format:

• First in Class has established support for setting up a Bookshelf account, activating courseware codes, or access to e-texts. Please email de_support@superiortext.com with a brief description of the issue.
• If you are missing any materials, please contact the school guidance secretary and include the class name, section,  and the missing materials. They will verify and then notify Superior Text to provide the needed materials.

• If a student drops a course within the DSC add/drop period, they must also return the book/digital access code within the add/drop period to avoid the full cost of the book.
  • If a book was issued from the high school, return it to the high school.
  • If a digital code was issued and the codes was activated before end of the add-drop period, it will not be returnable.
• If a book is not returned within the add/drop period after a student drops the course, students will be charged the full cost of each book, including digital access codes.
   

• It is Flagler Schools' policy that students return all dual enrollment textbooks no later than one week after final exams for each term enrolled.
• Students will be charged the full cost of each book that is returned later than one week after the final exams for each term or if the returned textbook is damaged.
• No additional dual enrollment textbooks will be issued to the student until they return the books within one week or pay the financial obligation.
• Students will not be allowed to enroll for dual enrollment the following semester until the financial obligation is resolved.