Is the Eudora VLC right for me?

  • The Eudora Virtual Learning Center provides a flexible way for students in grades 9-12 and adults to earn their high school diplomas — outside the classroom and traditional schedules, but with a full range of course options and learning support.

    Eudora VLC students have the opportunity to earn a fully accredited Eudora High School diploma. The program is audited annually and approved by the Kansas State Department of Education.


    Typical virtual students:

    • Homebound individuals
    • Homeschool students
    • Desire an alternative learning environment
    • Struggle to succeed in a traditional school setting


    Other situations could include:

    • Accelerated learners
    • Personal or family situation that requires frequent, ongoing absences
    • Adult learners, age 19 and older, who want to complete a high school diploma
    • Students continuing studies while suspended or expelled

     

    What's required of Eudora VLC students?

    • Maintain attendance and meet requirements for coursework progress.
    • Attend progress meetings on site as required.
    • Complete all proctored exams at the Eudora Community Learning Center or according to virtual testing requirements.
    • Comply with student requirements for completing all state assessments.
    • Enrollment in the school year by September 15 for high school students under age 19. (Adult learners age 19 and over may enroll throughout the year.)

     

    Click here to visit the Eudora VLC list of frequently asked questions.

     

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