Yukon Public Schools entered into an agreement with the Canadian Valley eSchool Network to provide virtual school to students that are interested in this type of learning environment.  The purpose of the network is to provide an organized approach in the utilization of the E2020 Virtual Classroom software and curriculum.

Parents interested in enrolling their students in a total Virtual School environment must complete all required paperwork provided by Yukon PS in addition to the an Internet Based Instruction Policy, Academic Integrity Statement, and Parent Support Agreement. 

Full time students of Yukon Schools will also benefit from this program through additional opportunities and services that will aid in the support of their instructional process.  Students can participate in course work to recover missing credits, remediate content and receive accelerated course work.   Each of these options will fall under one of five categories; credit recovery, remediation, alternative education, dropout prevention or accelerated programs.  This NEW program will help meet the needs of 21st century learning for students and teachers. 

The Yukon School District has established a website with a feedback form and complied FAQ’s to help stakeholders to better understand how Virtual School might benefit their student, the district and our community.  

Read more on our Virtual School Site.  Click Here.

FAQs
1. Who do I contact to enroll my child in the Virtual School?

2. How do I get more information related to Virtual School?

3. In general, why would a Yukon Public School student enroll in a virtual course or courses?

4. How can providing opportunities for Yukon Public School students to take virtual courses benefit 
    the student and district?

5. What are the eligibility requirements for student enrollment in Yukon Public School District's virtual school?

6. What grade levels are the courses applicable?

7. What sort of technology is necessary?           

Q1:  Contact the virtual school administrator.  405-354-2587
       Janice.McComas@yukonps.com
       Karen.Robertson@yukonps.com

Q2:  Use the form at the top of this page to submit your contact information.  

Q3:  Students generally take virtual courses to fill gaps or to serve unique needs.  These include 
       resolving scheduling conflicts, taking courses not offered by or with limited access at their school, 
       allowing for more flexible scheduling and pacing due to personal or family circumstances, 
       responding to students’ learning preferences, completing courses for credit recovery for timely
       graduation, and taking courses for acceleration.

 Q4: Providing opportunities for students to take virtual courses gives additional resources to meet the 
       unique needs of each student whenever they occur. Our district can also provide opportunities for 
       students to take courses with low student requests without having to hire additional staff or to take
       courses in curriculum areas facing teacher shortages. It can help find an alternative and safe 
       environment for students with medical, behavioral, or emotional issues.

 Q5: A student entering grade 6 or above and enrolled at Yukon Public School site.

 Q6: Students have access to both middle and high school courses (Grades 6-12); however, middle 
       school students who want to take high school courses should consult with their guidance 
       counselors about relevant courses.

 Q7: Computer, Printer, Internet Access, and E-mail Account