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Hermantown High School to offer two hybrid dual-credit CTE courses with Dunwoody in fall 2026, including VR labs for DC Circuits
Hermantown High School plans to add two hybrid CTE courses with Dunwoody College of Technology in fall 2026, with dual credit and high school credit. Fundamentals of DC Circuits includes VR vision goggles for parts of the lab work.
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Two hybrid CTE courses with dual high school and Dunwoody college credit launch at Hermantown High School in fall 2026.
Fundamentals of DC Circuits students use virtual reality vision goggles for portions of lab work.
MPR News reported Dunwoody is launching a fall pilot in six Minnesota school districts to bring college-level technical classes into high schools.
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