Find the Learning Option That’s Right For You
Fall/Spring Courses
Schedule: Full-Time or Part-Time
Grades: 5-12
Semester-based courses aligned to a traditional school calendar. Great for students who want structure and connection throughout the academic year.
Rolling Enrollment Courses
Schedule: Full-Time or Part-Time
Grades: K-12
Flexible, rolling-enrollment courses for students in all grades. Learn at your own pace and build a full- or part-time schedule that fits your life.
Collaborative Diploma Program
Schedule: Full-Time
Grades: K-12
A full-time diploma pathway for students in towns without an operating school. Stay local while earning a Vermont diploma online.
Credit Recovery
Schedule: Part-Time
Grades: 9-12
VTVLC offers flexible credit recovery courses to help students regain academic progress and stay on track for graduation through targeted, mastery-based learning.
Course Leasing
Schedule: Full-Time or Part-Time
Grades: K-12
An option for those who wish to facilitate their own courses. We lease our curriculum and learning ecosystem to you, and you provide the facilitation of the course.
Program Pricing
Course |
Price |
Fall/Spring CoursesRolling Enrollment and Independent StudyCredit Recovery |
$350Per half-credit course |
Course Leasing |
$250Per half-credit course |
Fall/Spring Courses
Quick Facts
Full-time or Part-time
Asynchronous
9-12
Subject Areas: Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Health, Physical Education, Global Languages, Electives, AP, honors, and NCAA-approved options available!
Learn on a semester schedule with structure and support. VTVLC’s Fall/spring follow a semester schedule and are facilitated by licensed Vermont educators. Students in grades 5–12 can take one course or a full course load.
View our calendar for registration deadlines.
How it works:
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Fall and spring course start/end dates
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Weekly pacing expectations
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Grading policies and teacher communication
Rolling Enrollment Courses
Quick Facts
Full-time or Part-time
Asynchronous
K-12
Subject Areas: Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Health, Physical Education, Global Languages, Electives, Independent Study, AP, honors, and NCAA-approved options available!
Flexible and student-paced. VTVLC’s rolling enrollment option allows students K-12 to start their learning anytime, progress at their own pace, and build the schedule that works for them.
How it works:
- Rolling enrollment: start when you’re ready
- Suggested pacing, but no fixed weekly deadlines
- Licensed Vermont facilitators guide and assess student progress
Rolling Enrollment Course Spotlight: Independent Study Option
Independent Study allows grades 9–12 students to propose their own course topic or project, work independently with guidance from a licensed Vermont educator, and earn credit for self-directed learning in subjects not covered by standard offerings. To get started:
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- Submit a course proposal for review and approval
- Collaborate with a teacher to set learning goals and deliverables
- Follow a flexible schedule and meet progress milestones
- Receive feedback and a final evaluation
- Available as rolling enrollment courses
Collaborative Diploma Pathway
Quick Facts
Full-time or Part-time
Asynchronous
K-12
Subject Areas: Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Health, Physical Education, Global Languages, Electives, AP, honors, and NCAA-approved options available!
A full-time diploma pathway for students in non-operating towns.
VTVLC’s Collaborative Diploma Program (CDP) is designed for students in grades K–12 who live in Vermont towns that do not operate a high school. CDP students complete their education fully online and graduate with a local diploma.
How it works:
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- Students enroll full-time at one of our CDP partner schools: Hazen Union School, White River Valley High School, Stockbridge Elementary School, Rochester Elementary School
- All coursework is completed online with VTVLC via a combination of fall/spring and rolling enrollment courses
- Students can take advantage of extracurriculars at their brick-and-mortar CDP school
Credit Recovery
Quick Facts
Part-time
Asynchronous
9-12
Subject Areas: American Government, American History, World History, Algebra I & II, Geometry, English I & II
Program Structure
Course Length: 8–12 weeks
Enrollment: Rolling admissions
Format: Modular, mastery-based learning
Pre-Assessment: Determines required modules & assessments
Credit: Students enroll in full half-credit or one-credit course.
Instruction: Facilitated by Vermont licensed teachers (with OTS)
Eligibility is determined by the student’s sending school.
Credit recovery provides students who previously failed or did not complete a course the opportunity to earn credit by demonstrating mastery of required standards rather than repeating the full course. Students often qualify if they failed a required course, did not complete coursework, demonstrated partial mastery, or need credit to remain on track for graduation.
VTVLC credit recovery courses:
- Focus on unmet standards
- Use pre-assessment to personalize learning
- Allow accelerated completion
- Provide targeted instruction and assessment
Benefits:
- Accelerated path to regain credit
- Personalized, mastery-based learning
- Flexible timeline & enrollment
- Vermont licensed teacher support
- Supports on-time graduation pathways
Course Leasing
Quick Facts
Full-time or Part-time
Asynchronous
5-12
Subject Areas: Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Health, Physical Education, Global Languages, Electives, AP, honors, and NCAA-approved options available!
We provide the quality curriculum, you provide the facilitator. Lease our high-quality online courses and gain access to our learning ecosytem while providing the facilitation in the home. Great option for home study families!
How it works:
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- You provide a facilitator
- We provide access to online courses via our online learning ecosystem