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We are excited to offer a fully virtual option for all students in grades K-12 for the 2021-2022 school year.
We understand the need to be flexible and provide all families options for learning in an environment that fits their needs.
Is virtual learning right for my child?
- Students will need a learning coach at home to help facilitate the direct instruction.
- Learning will be robust and expectations will be identical to a face-to-face school model.
- Students may need to come to school for key small group instruction and assessments.
- Fraser Public Schools will provide a device (iPad for K-8 and MacBook for 9-12) to every student upon enrollment and completion of the Parent Technology Agreement.
- Students enrolled in Fraser Virtual K-12 will still have access to participate in Fraser athletics, band, choir and student organizations.
How do I enroll my child in Fraser Virtual K-12 for the 2021-2022 school year?
The application period for Fraser Virtual is now closed. Families are still able to apply, but will be added to a waitlist. Click here to be added to the waitlist. New enrollees can complete the application at the time of enrollment. Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance into Fraser Virtual. All applications will be reviewed and the parent/guardian will be notified before the start of the school year.
Virtual Learning Update - July 2021
We are excited to partner with Lincoln Learning for our K-8 students and Edgenuity for grades 9-12 students. Virtual learners will receive direct instruction from either a Lincoln Learning or Edgenuity teacher. A Fraser teacher will be assigned as a mentor to help students check in, keep him or her on track, and align the grading system with Fraser’s.
It is important to understand that this will be a different online learning environment than the Virtual experience provided in 2020-21. The bulk of the instruction will be online and course content will be delivered by Lincoln Learning and Edgenuity. For younger students, a learning coach will be a critical piece in each student's success. The learning coach, at home, needs to support the student with daily instruction, content delivery, and technology.
