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Who can apply to take classes at VLACS?

Any high school, middle school, or elementary student who resides in NH, up to the age of 21, may apply to take classes at VLACS. VLACS will accept high school, middle school, or elementary students that are not residents of NH on a tuition basis.

Does VLACS give credit for work completed by a home-educated student?

In accordance with the New Hampshire Department of Education rules, VLACS does not grant credit for prior work/accomplishments completed by a home-educated student. However, VLACS may waive credit requirements based on work completed as part of a home education program.

How do I prepare my child for a VLACS course?

Your child should plan at least five to eight hours per course, per week to complete VLACS courses. Study Space: Provide a quiet place where your child has access to the Internet, a telephone, and a printer. Password Access: Know your student’s username and password.

Why choose VLACS?

VLACS will be the official school for students choosing this option. Enrich your academics, accelerate progress in your traditional school, or finish uncompleted work. Tuition rates vary based on your residency, grade level, and preferred program.

Does Vlacs have AP classes?

AP Course & Exam Registration Requirements All VLACS AP students are required to enroll in the “course only” section in My AP. Instructions for joining My AP will be posted on each VLACS course page and instructors are available to help with this process.

How do I drop a class on Vlacs?

The first 28 days you are in a VLACS course is the “grace period.” You may contact your instructor to drop the course with “no grade” during that period. If, at the end of the “grace period,” you have not completed the required lessons for the first four weeks, your instructor may remove you from the class.

What does Vlacs stand for?

Virtual Learning Academy Charter SchoolThe Virtual Learning Academy Charter School (VLACS) is an established and respected leader in customized, online learning. Our customized approach to teaching and learning helps elementary, middle, high school, and adult learners earn their diploma and learn new skills. VLACS is available to students worldwide.

How many courses are required for VLACS?

If an applicant is only taking courses through VLACS, they must enroll in a minimum of three courses, with one course being in a core academic area (Math, English, Science, Social Studies, World Language). If enrolled in courses at another school, students must enroll in a minimum of one course in a core academic area.

How to contact Vlacs?

You may also contact us at (603) 778-2500, and the operator will direct you to the appropriate staff person.

How is VLACS funded?

VLACS is funded through the New Hampshire’s Education Trust Fund, which exists solely to benefit NH’s charter schools. State law gives the NH Legislature the authority and job to fund the state’s charter schools.

What is the role of an advisor in college?

The advisor’s role is to serve as a contact person for the student or parent regarding questions about courses, procedures, college placement.

What is virtual learning academy?

Virtual Learning Academy Charter School is New Hampshire’s first statewide online high school.

What is virtual school?

Virtual schools are available through the Internet and provide students the flexibility of any time, anywhere access to rigorous, personalized education. In the virtual classroom, every student is actively engaged directly with the instructor, thereby offering a comprehensive and thorough understanding of each course taken.

Is an admissions information session required?

No, an admissions information session is different from a general VLACS open house and is a required step of the application process. During information sessions, students will meet an admissions counselor and learn more about the admissions process and the full-time program.

What is individualized course?

Individualized. Courses allow students to select subjects based on needs, interests, or talents. Some students may wish to take their electives through online courses, while others may want to enrich themselves by taking a dive deeper into a subject that interests them.

What is flexible course?

While a course is a pre-set package of online reading, video, audio, and interactive activities with assessments, students can customize their pace to determine the amount of time they want to spend on the course and the amount of work they’ll have to do each week to get there.

Can students retake DBAs?

In the customized learning model, students can re-submit anything they need to until they achieve competency. Students can take and re-take DBAs as often as they need to and are encouraged to use their notes to answer questions. They can do the same with assessments and get as much or as little help as they need from their instructors.