Welcome to CVVL High School
Mission
We live out H.O.P.E.—Harnessing Opportunity through Purposeful Education—by creating flexible, student-centered learning that turns dreams into action.
Vision Statement
Our vision is to inspire H.O.P.E. in every learner—to harness opportunity through purposeful education that cultivates confidence, creativity, and community engagement, empowering individuals to shape their future and make a positive impact locally, nationally, and globally.
Central Valley Virtual Learning High Schools offers four programs designed to meet the individual needs of students.
For students wanting a fully virtual online high school experience. Students must complete two courses every six weeks by submitting weekly assignments for each course and have two-way communication with their CVVL Mentor each week.
Part-Time CVVL allows high school students to take one or more virtual courses while remaining enrolled at their neighborhood high school. This option can provide flexibility for schedule conflicts, Running Start or Skills Center participation, or access to courses that may not fit into a student's regular schedule. Part-time courses are asynchronous and follow the traditional semester schedule.
For students aged 16 to 21 who are significantly credit deficient, but want to earn their high school diploma or GED. Students work towards their diploma while taking online courses. Students must complete at least one course each month (12 months per year) and participate in 120 minutes of instructional support each month with CVVL. Each course the student completes earns them .5 credits toward graduation.
SVLAHS is a homeschool partnership that values parents as the primary educators. Parents are mentored by certificated teachers in an inclusive and collaborative model.
For students who need to take 1 classes due to scheduling issues. Students attending High School in CVSD can register for 1 part-time CVVL courses per semester while attending their home school. Students will be placed on a reduced schedule at their home school (i.e., late start or early release) to accommodate the nature of virtual learning. Students may also take 1 part time CVVL course, in addition to their full-time schedule of six courses at their home school. If your student takes a 7th course with CVVL, fees will be charged. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the fees. Part-time CVVL courses are a semester long (18-weeks) and follow CVSD's academic calendar.