ADDENDUMto theMEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINGforSOMERVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTandBLINN COLLEGE DISTRICT

This Addendum to the Memorandum of Understanding (“Addendum”) is made and entered into October 16, 2026 (“Addendum Effective Date”) between Somerville Independent School District (“SISD”), and Blinn College District (“Blinn College”).

WHEREAS, Somerville Independent School District (SISD) and Blinn College District (Blinn College) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), dated August 1, 2024, which established a collaborative partnership to support Somerville High School (SHS), a high school offering traditionally underserved students the opportunity to earn both a high school diploma and college credit hours towards Associate's and Bachelor's degrees. This MOU outlined the Parties' collaboration in serving grades 9-12, with potential expansion to grades 6-8, to develop students' academic skills, critical thinking, and commitment to success in higher education and the workforce; and

WHEREAS, SISD and Blinn College District wish to amend the MOU to incorporate an updated course crosswalk, which is hereby incorporated into the MOU and will apply to the current student body.

NOW, THEREFORE, in contemplation of the established relationship between the parties and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, the parties agree to revise as follows:

  1. Appendix D: Dual Credit Course Crosswalk is hereby incorporated into this Memorandum of Understanding. In accordance with the originally executed MOU, each participating school district retains the authority to determine which courses it will offer for dual credit. The courses selected by each district are reflected in the newly added Appendix D and shall apply to all students pursuant to this agreement.
  2. To reaffirm the existing obligations, the provision on page 12 of the MOU stating that “Students identified as FAST eligible will not incur the cost of required textbooks or additional resources required for the class(es). Cost of books and additional resources will be provided by the District” applies to all dual credit courses selected by each district and included in Appendix D.

Except as set forth in this Addendum, the remaining terms and conditions of the Memorandum of Understanding shall remain in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each party has caused this Addendum to be executed as of the date set forth below.

SOMERVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
By: __________________________
Name: ________________________
Title: _________________________
Date: ________________________
BLINN COLLEGE DISTRICT
By: __________________________
Name: Mary Hensley, Ed.D.
Title: Chancellor of Blinn College District
Date: ________________________

Appendix D
Dual Credit Course Crosswalk
Somerville High School

Dual credit course crosswalk for Somerville High School
Course NumberBlinn College Course TitleHigh School TEKS Course*College CreditEndorsement
Academic Course Guide Manual courses
Business
ECON 2301Principles of Macro EconomicsEconomics3All Areas
Communications
SPCH 1311Introduction to Speech CommunicationPublic Speaking3All Areas
SPCH 1315Public SpeakingPublic Speaking3All Areas
SPCH 1321Business & Professional CommunicationPublic Speaking3All Areas
English/ Language Arts
ENGL 1301Composition IEnglish III or English IV3All Areas
ENGL 1302Composition II3All Areas
ENGL 2322British Literature IEnglish IV, if completed prerequisites ENGL 1301 & ENGL 1302 3All Areas
ENGL 2323British Literature II3All Areas
ENGL 2327Survey of American Literature IDetermined by HS3All Areas
ENGL 2328Survey of American Literature IIDetermined by HS3All Areas
ENGL 2332World Literature IDetermined by HS3All Areas
ENGL 2333World Literature IIDetermined by HS3All Areas
Fine Arts
ARCH 1301Architectural History IDetermined by HS3Business & Industry
ARTS 1301Art AppreciationDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
ARTS 1303Art History I Determined by HS3Arts/Humanities
ARTS 1304Art History IIDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
DRAM 1310Theater AppreciationDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
DRAM 2362History of the Theater IIDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
MUSI 1306Music AppreciationDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
Foreign Languages
CZEC 1471Beginning Czech IDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
CZEC 1472Beginning Czech IIDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
CZEC 2371Intermediate Czech IDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
CZEC 2372Intermediate Czech IIDetermined by HS3Arts/Humanities
FREN 1411Beginning French IDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
FREN 1412Beginning French IIDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
SGNL 1401American Sign Language IDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
SGNL 1402American Sign Language IIDetermined by HS4Arts/Humanities
SPAN 1411Beginning Spanish ISpanish III or Spanish IV4Arts/Humanities
SPAN 1412Beginning Spanish II4Arts/Humanities
Mathematics
MATH 1314College AlgebraDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1316Plane TrigonometryDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1324Math for Business and Social Sciences IDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1325Calculus for Business and Social SciencesDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1332Contemporary Mathematics IDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1342Elementary Statistical MethodsDetermined by HS3All Areas
MATH 1414College Algebra for Science/Engineer MajorsDetermined by HS4All Areas
MATH 2412Pre-Calculus MathDetermined by HS4All Areas
MATH 2413Calculus IDetermined by HS4All Areas
Natural Sciences
AGRI 1315Horticulture (lecture) Determined by HS3All Areas
ANTH 2301Physical Anthropology (lecture)Determined by HS
BIOL 1108Biology for Non-Science Majors Laboratory I (lab)Determined by HS1All Areas
BIOL 1308Biology for Non-Science Majors I (lecture)3All Areas
BIOL 1406Biology for Science Majors I (lecture + lab)Biology4All Areas
BIOL 1407Biology for Science Majors II (lecture + lab)4All Areas
BIOL 2401Anatomy & Physiology I (lecture + lab)Anatomy & Physiology4All Areas
BIOL 2402Anatomy & Physiology II (lecture + lab)4All Areas
CHEM 1305Introductory Chemistry I (lecture)3All Areas
CHEM 1105Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I (lab)1All Areas
CHEM 1411General Chemistry I ( lecture + lab)Chemistry4All Areas
CHEM 1412General Chemistry II (lecture + lab)4All Areas
GEOL 1305Environmental Science Determined by HS3All Areas
PHYS 1401College Physics I (lecture + lab)Physics4All Areas
PHYS 1402College Physics II (lecture + lab)4All Areas
Social Sciences
AGRI 2317Introduction to Agricultural EconomicsDetermined by HS3All Areas
ANTH 2351Cultural AnthropologyDetermined by HS3All Areas
EDUC 1300Learning Framework (3 SCH Version)Determined by HS3All Areas
GEOG 1302Human GeographyDetermined by HS3All Areas
GEOG 1303World Geography Determined by HS3All Areas
GOVT 2305Federal Government US Government3All Areas
GOVT 2306State GovernmentDetermined by HS3All Areas
HIST 1301United States History IUS History3All Areas
HIST 1302United Stated History II3All Areas
PSYC 2301General PsychologyPsychology3All Areas
SOCI 1301Introductory SociologySociology3All Areas
TECA 1354Child Growth & DevelopmentDetermined by HS3All Areas
Workforce Education Course Manual courses
Agriculture – Plant Science
POFT 1300Career Exploration/PlanningPrinciples of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources 3Business & Industry
FMKT 1301Floral DesignFloral Design3Business & Industry
HALT 1301Principles of HorticultureHorticultural Science3Business & Industry
FMKT 2331Advanced Floral DesignAdvance Floral Design3Business & Industry
Applied Technology
WLDG 1425Introduction to Oxy Fuel Welding & CuttingWelding 4Business & Industry
WLDG 1428Introduction to Shielded Metal Arc WeldingWelding or Advanced Welding4Business & Industry
WLDG 1430Introduction to Gas Metal Arc WeldingWelding or Advanced Welding4Business & Industry
WLDG 1457Intermediate Shielded Metal Arc WeldingAdvanced Welding4Business & Industry
WLDG 1434Introduction to Gas Tungsten Arc WeldingAdvanced Welding4Business & Industry
WLDG 2447Advanced Gas Metal Arc WeldingAdvanced Welding4Business & Industry
MCHN 1338Basic Machine ShopDetermined by HS3Business & Industry
Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications
ARTV 1351Digital VideoAudio/Video (as determined by College Program Coordinator)3Business & Industry
ARTC 1302Digital Imaging IGraphic Design (as determined by College Program Coordinator)3Business & Industry
ARTC 1313Digital Publishing IPrinting & Imaging Technology (as determined by College Program Coordinator)3Business & Industry
ARTC 1353Computer IllustrationDetermined by HS3Business & Industry
ARTC 2313Digital Publishing IIAdvanced Printing & Imaging Technology (as determined by College Program Coordinator)3Business & Industry
Business
ITSW 1301Introduction to Word ProcessingBIM I3Business & Industry
ITSW 1304 or
ITSW 1307
Introduction to SpreadsheetsBIM II3Business & Industry
Introduction to Databases3Business & Industry
ACNT 1303Introduction to Accounting IAccounting3Business & Industry
Health Science
HITT 1301Health Data Content & StructureDetermined by HS3Public Services
HITT 1305Medical Terminology IDetermined by HS3Public Services
NURA 1301Nurse Aide For Health CareDetermined by HS3Public Services
NURA 1160Clinical Ass’t/Aide-Nursing & Patient Care Ass’t/AideDetermined by HS1Public Services
Human Services
CDEC 1313Curriculum Resources for Early Childhood ProgramsChild Guidance3Public Services
CDEC 1318Wellness of the Young Child3Public Services
CDEC 1354Child Growth & DevelopmentChild Development3Public Services
Information Technology
IMED 1316Web Design IWeb Technologies3Business & Industry
IMED 2315Web Design II3Business & Industry
ITSC 1325Personal Computer HardwareComputer Maintenance3Business & Industry
ITNW 1325 Fundamentals of Networking TechnologiesTelecommunications & Networking3Business & Industry
Law, Public Safety, Correction, and Security
CRIJ 1301Introduction to Criminal JusticeDetermined by HS3Public Services
CRIJ 1307Crime in AmericaDetermined by HS3Public Services
CJSA 1322Introduction to Criminal JusticeLaw Enforcement I3Public Services
CJSA 1312Crime in AmericaLaw Enforcement II3Public Services
CJSA 1327Fundamentals of Criminal LawPrinciples of Law, Public Safety3Public Services
CJSA 1342Criminal InvestigationCriminal Investigations3Public Services

*High School course is subject to change. Alignment of high school course is determined and approved by the High School.

** Each school district determines which courses they will offer as dual credit.