2026-2027 NCVPS Course Catalog Now Available!

Additional Resources and Information:

2025-2026 Catalog – Our 2025-2026 Catalog will be available through March 2026.

NCVPS Registration System – NC public schools have access to our registration system. Public school students must be registered by their local public schools. Home and private school students should visit our Home and Public Schools web page.

High School Courses for Middle School Students – The State Board policy document, Policy CCRE-001: Course for Credit, has specific language about middle school students who take high school courses. 

Parental Permission Forms – We have several courses that require parental permission forms.

Course Capacity List – NCVPS is not a software program. Our online courses are teacher-led, and we are mindful of their class sizes. If your student is waitlisted for a course, that waitlist is usually temporary. Our instructional directors use the waitlist to determine if they should open a new section or increase the size of a current section. However, each semester, we have a few courses that reach their maximum enrollment capacity. To see courses that have capacity issues, visit our Course Capacity List.

Course Descriptions – See the course description for each NCVPS course.

Course Syllabi – See the syllabus for each NCVPS course. This includes the pacing guide for each course.

QM Certified Courses – NCVPS is the top K-12 organization in the world with QM-certified courses. When you see QM Certification Marks on courses or programs, it means they have met QM Course Design Standards or QM Program Review criteria in a rigorous review process. Visit our QM-certified courses page for a current list.

NCVPS courses follow the standards set by the state of North Carolina.  To view the standards, read the Essential Standards. (Links to an external site.) These standards were created by the North Carolina Department of Instruction. NCVPS teachers strive to facilitate learning aligned with these standards or goals without interjecting bias. Please review our Acknowledgment Regarding Course Content.