WELCOME TO NORTH CAROLINA
VIRTUAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
VIRTUAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Chairman of the E-Learning Commission
Virtual learning is about options. To compete in a global economy, kids need to learn in the classroom, on a computer, and through other technologies. A virtual public school means students have access to high quality teaching and learning regardless of their zip code.
WELCOME
NC Virtual Public School and Learn and Earn online will provide students with expanded academic options by offering online courses and online services such as test preparation, career planning services, and credit recovery to North Carolina students. By virtue of our online course delivery, students from all areas of our state will now have access to courses and highly qualified teachers in subjects that they may not have available at their local school.
Innovation and student empowerment will be essential to creating 21st Century Learners. Take a look at School 2.0 and see where NCVPS and your district can go.
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- What is e-learning?
- How do I register for e-learning courses?
- What does an e-learning course look like?
- How do I teach for NCVPS?
- How do I find a course?
- What is required for e-learning courses?
- What are the different e-learning opportunities available to me?
- Who do I contact to learn more?
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NCVPS Enrollments Look Promising
NCVPS' Summer and Fall enrollments are well over 6,000 students. Continued support from district leaders has helped to embed e-learning into the fabric of public schools. Here is an overview (pdf, 127kb) of the enrollment data and the top ten districts by enrollment.