Early College High School

Early College High Schools (ECHS) are usually located on or near a college campus and provide high school students who might not otherwise consider attending college the opportunity to graduate with a high school diploma and 60 college credit hours.

ECHS differs from dual credit programs in that its focus begins in 9^th or 10^th grade, whereas dual credit programs are usually offered beginning in the 11^th or 12^th grade.

TCC has partnered with the below ISDs to offer ECHS to Tarrant County high school students. For more information about a specific ISD's ECHS, please visit their ECHS webpage.

Arlington ISD

• Arlington College & Career HS
• Arlington Collegiate HS
• Bowie P-TECH
• Lamar P-TECH
• Sam Houston P-TECH
• Seguin P-TECH

Birdville ISD

• Collegiate Academy of Birdville

Crowley ISD

• Crowley Collegiate Academy
• Crowley Collegiate P-TECH

Everman ISD

• Everman Collegiate P-TECH HS
• Everman Collegiate ECHS

Fort Worth ISD

• Amon Carter Riverside Collegiate P-TECH
• Diamond Hill Jarvis Collegiate P-TECH
• Dunbar HS: P-TECH ECHS
• Eastern Hills HS: Cyber Security P-TECH Academy
• I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM & VPA P-TECH HS
• Marine Creek Collegiate HS
• North Side HS: P-TECH ECHS Medical Academy
• O.D. Wyatt HS: Collegiate Academy
• Polytechnic HS: Education P-TECH Academy
• South Hills Collegiate P-TECH
• Southwest Collegiate Academy
• Success P-TECH HS
• TCC South/FWISD Collegiate HS
• Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences (TABS)
• Young Men's Leadership Academy P-TECH

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD

• GCISD Collegiate Academy

Mansfield ISD

• ECHS at Timberview

Northwest ISD

• James M. Steele ECHS

Updated January 02, 2024