How to Enroll

The Idaho Virtual Academy has reopened enrollment for grades K-11 for the 2008-09 school year. It's not too late to make a change in your student's education, or for high school students to start the 2nd semester off right .

Students in grades 9-11 will be enrolling for a January 12 2nd-semester start date. Unfortunately, we are not accepting new students in grade 12 for the 2nd semester in IDVA high school.

Students enrolling in grades K-8 will be contacted with their start date once their enrollment is approved.

Step 1. Complete Online Application

New Families set up a user account
Returning Families log in

Note: Students enrolling in kindergarten must be five years old by September 1, 2008, in order to enroll.

Step 2. Provide Required Forms
After you have completed the online application, fax or mail the following required documents:

• Copy of birth certificate
• Copy of proof of residence
• Immunization record
• Download Additional enrollment documents
• Official school transcript (grades 10-11 only)

Please fax the documents to 208.322.3688.

If you are unable to fax, please mail the documents to:

IDVA
PO Box 716
Arco, ID 83213


In order to expedite your student’s enrollment, please submit these additional required documents within 7-10 days of completing the online application.


Step 3. Administer Placement Tests (K-8 only)
(Placement tests not required for students enrolling after October 1st)
If you are enrolling a student in grades K-8, administer the K¹² Math and Language Arts placement tests, which will help us to determine the appropriate courses for your student. Your student may start the placement tests while you are gathering the required forms (Step 2).

 

To administer the placement tests, log in to your Enrollment Dashboard and click “Begin” in the "Tests" column next to your student’s name for detailed instructions.

If your student is enrolling in grades 9-11, no placement tests are required. Instead, you will need to submit an official school transcript to help us determine the appropriate courses for your student.

Step 4. Placement Conference
After you've completed steps 1 and 3, a placement specialist will contact you to discuss your student's course level.