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The OP could be in a "college academy" program. They have one in our Public School district. In the case of the one here - starting Jr year they stop taking classes at the HS & are at the local community college campus only. They "graduate" with their class but they also have an AA or AS. Most of the students I have known who opt for this program are thinking medical school or law school in the future. Major disadvantage - they do not participate in any HS programs or events, ie: prom, sports, etc.
Or she could just be in a dual enrollment taking classes both HS & college courses, but either way - I would venture to bet all the sororities at all the SEC schools have members who have taken advantage of these programs.
(The dual enrollment kids are usually the ones you read about who graduate from HS with a 6.8 gpa. Some school districts give even higher weight to dual enrollment then AP courses.)
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