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ABOUT US » FAQ
What is the Monroe Virtual School Diploma? This is a School District of Monroe Board of Education approved 22 credit diploma that provides a top-quality, individualized education. Options for credit are many and varied including: online classes, correspondence courses, Monroe High School classes, service-learning work, and self-paced Physical Education. What curriculum is provided? The instructional resources used for the diploma are a unique combination of online, correspondence, and other options for credit with maximum flexibility for students. All course materials, such as textbooks and tests, are provided as part of the Monroe Virtual High School Independent Education Program. How do students work with the required curriculum? A student's choice of credit options will determine the interaction with the curriculum. Students may opt to complete courses online, using print/correspondence-based materials, and gain hands-on experiences through work study and service learning. To access online course work, students need to have a basic understanding of computer use. The goal of the program is to tailor the learning options to best match the student's individual learning style. Is the curriculum accredited? The Monroe Independent Education Diploma has been approved by the School District of Monroe Board of Education. The program meets the legislative and Department of Public Instruction (DPI) guidelines for graduation. The curriculum is a professional curriculum developed by accredited institutions such as Brigham Young University, the University of Missouri, University of Nebraska and North Dakota Center for Distance Education. What grades do you cover? The Monroe Virtual High School is a grade 9-12 program.
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Monroe Virtual H.S. 801 32nd Avenue Monroe, WI 53566 Phone: 1-888-947-6437 Fax: 608-328-7288 |
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