You may have heard that online learning can be flexible and customizable, but with terms like synchronous vs. asynchronous and rolling enrollment vs. fall/spring, it can be difficult to visualize how online learning can meet your learning needs. In this post, we’re...
Online learning has opened doors for many students across Vermont—providing access to new subjects, flexible scheduling, and a personalized pace. But how do you know if it’s the right fit for your child or student? Here are five signs that a student might thrive in an...
Online learning offers flexibility, accessibility, and a world of academic options—but that flexibility can come with a learning curve. Without the structure of a traditional classroom, it’s easy for students to fall behind if they don’t develop habits and routines...
This year, VTVLC is offering a wealth of new on-demand courses. We have new opportunities for middle schoolers to access the courses they need with our new Fitness Foundations, Beginning Spanish, and Intermediate Spanish courses designed for middle schoolers. Our...
At VTVLC, we’re proud to offer a high-quality online learning experience that goes beyond the basics. Our classes are more than just digital worksheets and textbook scans—they’re rich and interactive with cutting-edge tools. But we also recognize that with digital...
At the Vermont Virtual Learning Cooperative (VTVLC), we’re always working to expand educational access and flexibility for Vermont families. That’s why we’re excited to share some major updates for the 2025–2026 school year that open up even more pathways for online...
One of the most common questions we receive at VTVLC is, “How long does it take to complete an online class?” The answer depends on the type of course you enroll in, your preferred learning pace, and your schedule outside of school. Whether you’re juggling sports,...
Online learning gives students the flexibility to learn on their own time, at their own pace—but that freedom also comes with responsibility. To succeed in an online class, students must rely on executive functioning skills: the mental processes that help us plan,...
If you're a Vermont student or parent exploring online learning, you may be asking yourself, “Can I earn a high school diploma completely online?” The short answer is yes—but the path to get there may not be exactly what you expect. While Vermont does not currently...
When most people think about Advanced Placement (AP) courses, they imagine sitting in a traditional classroom, notebooks open, pencils flying. But today, you can take rigorous, college-level AP courses entirely online—and at VTVLC, Vermont students have access to a...