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NCVPS Canvas Access Will Resume at 4 P.M. Today, May 11
We wanted to provide an update on Canvas LMS access and revised semester-end dates resulting from the recent disruption in course access. Access to NCVPS Canvas will return to normal operations at 4 p.m. today, Monday, May 11, 2026. We apologize for the impact this...
AP Join Codes 2025-2026
NCVPS AP teachers shared their AP Classroom join codes during the first week of class. If a student enrolled late or lost the code, they should contact their NCVPS teacher directly. AP students must join two AP Classroom sections: one created by the NCVPS teacher for course resources, and one “Exam Only” section created by their local school for test registration. This dual enrollment is required to receive state-funded exam coverage. Be sure to follow the steps below to avoid missing out on vital resources or state exam funding.
Current Enrollment Options for October 2025
The fall open-enrollment window is closed, but NCVPS still has flexible options for schools! From transfer enrollments and emergency requests to co-teaching, PE/Health, and partnership courses, we’ve got solutions for your students.
Current Enrollment Options – February 2024
See the current enrollment options for October, 2022. Our regular enrollment period for Fall 22 block and yearlong courses has ended, but we still have several options for you.
Funding for Spring 2024
Check out the funding details for Spring 2024.
Meet Super Student Audrey A.
“Taking Spanish 1 has given me more ownership of my learning, by creating a schedule to get assignments turned in and on time. It also has allowed me to get feedback on assignments from my teacher so I can be more successful.” – Audrey A.
Meet Super Student Jordyn A.
“I took an NCVPS class because when I figured out that it would benefit me in the future, I was thrilled. I also decided to take the class because my Aunt Jennie speaks Spanish and is teaching my cousin how to speak the language so I thought to myself that I should learn it now that my family speaks Spanish. Another reason I took it is because in North Carolina, there are Spanish speaking people, so I thought it might be a good idea to learn how to speak with them so I can meet twice as many people than I have been able to before and communicate with them.”
Meet Super Student Owais K
“Taking online courses advanced my education by providing me the flexibility to understand the content in a similar way as I would have in a regular course while also being asynchronous. The notes are always so meticulous, refined, and cover a wide breadth of information that I am always prepared at the end of the class. This approach has given me more time to complete and study individual assignments and use those class periods in school to do other tasks like talking to counselors or other teachers in a way I wouldn’t have been able to before due to online learning.” – Owais K.
Meet Super Student Aneel G.
At my school, the highest level Spanish course is Spanish 3, but I was placed into Spanish 4, so I could only take it online through NCVPS. NCVPS allowed me the chance to advance my learning in a world language.
