The Virtual High School

Virtual High School member schools can now meet their need for core classes, enjoying a more complete offering of high-quality and teacher-led online courses.

More middle and high schools nationwide are now embracing online learning as a means to help prepare students for education and work in the 21st century.

VHS, EPCE, Northeast Utilities, and CBIA’s Education Foundation partner to provide online energy education and internships to students at Hartford’s Academy of Engineering and Green Technology.

Students going back-to-school this year will experience classes that are more engaging thanks to a two-year initiative to teach 40 MetroWest Boston teachers how to create technology-rich courses.

More schools on the West Coast can now supplement their curriculum with VHS’ co-synchronous online courses.

Commonwealth of Virginia grants VHS multidivision online provider status. Organization can now continue to partner with schools to provide students with online courses.

Virtual High School’s fourth annual college scholarship program distributes $3,000 to college bound seniors in four states.

Faced with budget cuts that have forced the cancellation of low enrollment AP and enrichment classes, schools in 10 states have started their students with VHS online courses this semester.

Mass Legislators Look at Expanding Virtual High School in the Bay State

Fifty teachers in the Boulder Valley and Thompson School Districts are now working towards filling student achievement gaps thanks to a VHS-facilitated grant.