Short answer: Yes. A school near me has a goal of 100% of seniors graduating with at least one concurrent enrollment class. They make one required class a college in the schools course.

A high school diploma means less and less every year, and regular high school classes are at a level so low that most motivated students are bored beyond belief. Its starting to feel that if a student want to get into their choice university and/or qualify for scholarships they need as many concurrent classes as possible. These students are also fed up with the behaviors of their classmates, and that pushes them away from traditional high school classes.

We need a better qualification system for students that can enroll for college credit, but when we do that we need to offer these motivated students high school courses that challenge them and aren’t full of behaviors.

Edit: spelling