Come and learn about the Idaho Virtual Academy High School program (grades 8-12). Join us to take a peek into public online learning the high school way...
Whether targeting a top-tier university, a local community college, or an immediate career, K¹² will help maximize each student's personal post-high school success.
An Individualized Learning Plan provides the roadmap for counselors and students to chart a course for success during and after high school. Supported by a combination of teachers, advisors, counselors and customer support representatives, students benefit from the support and direction of up to eight professionals dedicated to helping them reach their xPotential™. K¹² high school students are also connected to a broader community of like-minded learners through engaging online forums, clubs, and networks—all of which allow them to thrive in the flexible learning environment.
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Enrollment counselorsguide you through the enrollment, placement and registration process
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Highly dedicated, state-certified teachers are assigned for each course and are experts in their respective subjects. In high school, teachers are responsible for the class schedule, facilitating online class discussions and for grading students’ assignments and assessments.
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A dedicated Advisor focuses on the overall experience of parents and students and acts as an advocate to trouble-shoot problems
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School counselorshelp students navigate through the selection of courses, the scheduling of national tests, college (or job) applications, job searches, or whatever is needed—all with the single purpose of helping students get where they want to go after high school
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Customer care and technical support representativesare committed to ensuring that your questions get answered
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Supportive parentshelp students stay on task and ensure the student is following through on his or her assignments —but the student is expected to start managing his or her own time and schedule more directly. Students will typically spend 5-6 hours daily on coursework and homework