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Contact your Home Education District Contacts (fldoe.org) for assistance. Select your courses in the K-5 or 6-12 registration system. Any courses successfully completed with FLVS will be on your official academic record and will not need to be taken again at another school. Download printable step-by-step registration instructions (PDF).
FLVS courses available through your school district. For K-5 check with your county for availability. Not sure which option is right for you?
A Letter of Intent to Home School needs to be filed with the school district that you reside in prior to enrolling in FLVS FLEX courses. Contact your Home Education District Contacts (fldoe.org) for assistance.
Download printable step-by-step registration instructions (PDF). Upload proof of residency document through your FLVS student dashboard. All proof of residency documents must be uploaded to the student’s VSA account (homeschool and private school students only).
Students will be placed in their requested courses as soon as possible, in most cases, within 72 hours after completing registration and required approvals. Occasionally placement may take longer due to high enrollment, during these times we strive to place students within 14 days of your selected preferred start date.
Typical students complete the course in 4-6 weeks working approximately 2-3 hours per week. Students can arrange an accelerated schedule with their teacher and finish nearer the two-week mark. Extended schedules are also available if needed.
Parents must verify a student's course request once a selection is made. To verify a request, log into your account and go to the student dashboard page. Click on the green checkmark next to the red “X” icon on the right-hand side of the page to complete the parent/guardian enrollment verification.
FLVS Full Time is a fully online public school requiring students take a standard public school course load of six courses per semester. The school runs on a traditional 180-day academic calendar (August to June) and serves as the school of record, managing all student transcripts and progress reports.
What are the consequences for failing to maintain academic integrity in a FLVS class? A variety of consequences will be administered if you fail to maintain academic integrity in your course. These consequences range from a reduced score on an assignment up to expulsion from FLVS coursework for up to one year.
However, as a Home Education student, the parent is the school administrator and will be the one to calculate the GPA. As FLVS Flex is the curriculum provider, we do not calculate GPA. You can calculate a general GPA by using this basic formula....The 411 on the 4.0.CourseSemester Grade (.5 credit)GPAHistory95 – A4.04 more rows•Oct 2, 2019
Parent Must approve the courses online Once inside - -scroll down right above the course boxes and click the blue button [APPROVE] THEN in the pop up window click “all course segments” >> approve.
FLVS Flex allows students to take one or more online courses anytime during the year. It is open to homeschool families who want to customize their own schedule and curriculum or traditional school families who take the majority of their courses at a public or private school.
Students taking the Grades 3-6 FSA ELA and Grades 3-6 FSA Mathematics assessments must take an FSA paper-based practice test. Students taking the Grades 7-10 FSA ELA, Grades 7-8 Mathematics, and EOC assessments must take a computer-based practice test.
How to Start Homeschooling in FloridaFile a notice of intent with the local superintendent's office.Choose the curriculum. ... Maintain a portfolio of educational records and preserve them for two years.Provide annual student evaluations to the superintendent.More items...
FLVS Homeschool We provide Kindergarten-12th grade homeschool students a variety of flexible options, offering choices in course schedule and pace. Create or complement your home education curriculum with a range of courses, planning your own schedule with support from our certified teachers and counselors.
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