• Chester Academy
• Cornwall Central High School
• Goshen Central High School
• James I. O'Neill High School (Highland Falls)
• John S. Burke Catholic High School
• Minisink Valley High School
• Monroe-Woodbury High School
• Newburgh Free Academy
• Orange-Ulster BOCES
• Pine Bush High School
• Port Jervis High School
• S. S. Seward Institute (Florida)
• Valley Central High School
• Warwick Valley High School
• Washingtonville High School

College credits earned through CCHS are transferable to many public and private colleges. Typically a grade of C or better is required to transfer credit to another academic institution.

To transfer credits, a student must order a transcript from SUNY Orange to be sent to the receiving school. Transcripts can be ordered via this link: https://sunyorange.edu/registrar/transcripts.html

Transfer credit is determined by the receiving institution. CCHS students are therefore advised to inquire about course transferability by calling the admissions office of the institution(s) to which they plan to apply.

All student records are maintained and made available in accordance with the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974. With some exceptions, all student records are available for review upon request by that student, and the right to challenge the content is provided.

No records are released to third persons except as provided in the Act. Further information is available from the Office of Records and Registration, in the SUNY Orange Rights and Responsibilities Booklet, or on the website at FERPA.

SUNY Orange CCHS students with college IDs may use the SUNY Orange Library, Remote Database Link, and Fitness Center, participate in College activities, and attend College cultural events.

In order to receive your Student ID, please follow the directions on the following link: https://sunyorange.edu/csi/desk.html

The tuition rate as of Fall 2024 is: $41

SUNY Orange welcomes students with disabilities and encourages them to access their approved accommodations/modifications so that they may receive equal educational opportunities.

Although no changes in the curriculum or instruction are allowed for college-level courses, reasonable academic accommodations/modifications are allowable for CCHS students with documented disabilities in consultation with the course instructor(s).

All support services and accommodation/modification designation will be provided by the school district. If a question or concern arises pertaining to accommodations/ modifications the CCHS faculty will direct inquiries to the CCHS Coordinator, who will contact the SUNY Orange Advocate for Services to Students with Disabilities, as necessary.

The following departments currently offer courses through CCHS .

• Arts and Communication Department
• Behavioral Sciences Department
• Biology Department
• Business Department
• Criminal Justice Department
• English Department
• Global Studies Department
• Mathematics Department
• Movement Sciences Department
• Science, Engineering and Architecture Department

The full SUNY Orange College Catalog, including individual course descriptions can be found in the Catalog section of our website.