Virtual High School Global Consortium - Revision history

SaraFrankBristow at 01:49, 19 December 2011

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	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a unique non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].

	The total 2010 student enrollment in its "NetCourses" was 15,237.		The total 2010 student enrollment in its "NetCourses" was 15,237.
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	[[Category:Mega virtual schools]]		[[Category:Mega virtual schools]]
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	[[Category:VISCED]]		[[Category:VISCED]]

SaraFrankBristow at 18:30, 4 November 2011

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	[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]		[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
	[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]		[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]

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More Details

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	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].

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	The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).		The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).

	Students ~~do participated~~ in organised online "classes" which ~~does~~ not exceed 25 students.		Students participate in organised online "classes" which do not exceed 25 students.

	As noted on the VHS web site:		As noted on the VHS web site:
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	:Schools can join VHS as Individual School Members or Student-Only schools. Individual School Members participate in VHS by freeing a high school teacher one period a day to teach a VHS course online. Student-Only schools do not have a teacher teaching a VHS course, but only have students taking VHS courses. VHS also accepts individual students		:Schools can join VHS as Individual School Members or Student-Only schools. Individual School Members participate in VHS by freeing a high school teacher one period a day to teach a VHS course online. Student-Only schools do not have a teacher teaching a VHS course, but only have students taking VHS courses. VHS also accepts individual students

	VHS is "[http://www.govhs.org/Content/AboutUs-~~FAQsbased~~ in the Massachusetts Virtual High School]" - an entity about which little discrete information exists.		VHS is "[http://www.govhs.org/Content/AboutUs-FAQs based in the Massachusetts Virtual High School]" - an entity about which little discrete information exists.

	[http://www.govhs.org/Pages/JoinUs-Home Most participating schools] sponsor one VHS course, allowing 50 students (per year) to take one online course through VHS.		[http://www.govhs.org/Pages/JoinUs-Home Most participating schools] sponsor one VHS course, allowing 50 students (per year) to take one online course through VHS.


	== References ==		== References ==

SaraFrankBristow at 18:29, 4 November 2011

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	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].

			The total 2010 student enrollment in its "NetCourses" was 15,237.

	VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.		VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.

	Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development~~. The total 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237~~. There were 770 member schools worldwide, from 34 [[US]] states~~. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/~~.		Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. There were 770 member schools worldwide, from 34 [[US]] states.

	In September 2011, VHS announced a partnership with the private [[Connections Academy]], designed to expand the number of core online courses offered for credit recovery purposes.		In September 2011, VHS announced a partnership with the private [[Connections Academy]], designed to expand the number of core online courses offered for credit recovery purposes.

	The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/		The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.

	== More Details ==		== More Details ==
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			[[Category:Consortia\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
	[[Category:Virtual schools]]		[[Category:Virtual schools]]
	[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]		[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
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	[[Category:Sites using Desire2Learn\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]		[[Category:Sites using Desire2Learn\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
	[[Category:US supplemental virtual school providers]]		[[Category:US supplemental virtual school providers]]
			[[Category:Mega virtual schools]]

	[[Category:VISCED]]		[[Category:VISCED]]

SaraFrankBristow: add press release info - connections

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	~~'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''~~

	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].

	VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.		VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.

	Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. The total 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.		Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. The total 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237. There were 770 member schools worldwide, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.

			In September 2011, VHS announced a partnership with the private [[Connections Academy]], designed to expand the number of core online courses offered for credit recovery purposes.

	The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/		The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/
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	== References ==		== References ==
	* "A National Primer on K-12 Online Learning", iNACOL, October 2010, http://www.inacol.org/research/docs/national_report.pdf		* "A National Primer on K-12 Online Learning", iNACOL, October 2010, http://www.inacol.org/research/docs/national_report.pdf
			* "Connections Learning Partners with Virtual High School to Expand Core Course Offering", Connections Academy Press Release, 12 September 2011, http://www.connectionslearning.com/connections-learning/news/CL-partners-with-Virtual-High-School.aspx
	* "Keeping Pace With Online Learning: An Annual Review of Policy and Practice", Evergreen Education Group, 2010, http://kpk12.com/reports/		* "Keeping Pace With Online Learning: An Annual Review of Policy and Practice", Evergreen Education Group, 2010, http://kpk12.com/reports/
	* Virtual High School Global Consortium web site, http://www.govhs.org/		* Virtual High School Global Consortium web site, http://www.govhs.org/

SaraFrankBristow at 14:39, 5 September 2011

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	'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''		'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''

	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. ~~VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses~~ are ~~mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level~~, ~~remediation and credit recovery~~.		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. Its offices are located in [[Massachusetts]], [[US]].

	Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. ~~Total~~ 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.		VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.

			Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. The total 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.

	The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/		The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/
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	== More Details ==		== More Details ==
	The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).		The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).

			Students do participated in organised online "classes" which does not exceed 25 students.

	As noted on the VHS web site:		As noted on the VHS web site:

	:Schools can join VHS as Individual School Members or Student-Only schools. Individual School Members participate in VHS by freeing a high school teacher one period a day to teach a VHS course online. Student-Only schools do not have a teacher teaching a VHS course, but only have students taking VHS courses. VHS also accepts individual students		:Schools can join VHS as Individual School Members or Student-Only schools. Individual School Members participate in VHS by freeing a high school teacher one period a day to teach a VHS course online. Student-Only schools do not have a teacher teaching a VHS course, but only have students taking VHS courses. VHS also accepts individual students

			VHS is "[http://www.govhs.org/Content/AboutUs-FAQsbased in the Massachusetts Virtual High School]" - an entity about which little discrete information exists.

			[http://www.govhs.org/Pages/JoinUs-Home Most participating schools] sponsor one VHS course, allowing 50 students (per year) to take one online course through VHS.


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	[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]		[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]
			[[Category:Sites using Desire2Learn\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
	[[Category:US supplemental virtual school providers]]		[[Category:US supplemental virtual school providers]]
	[[Category:VISCED]]		[[Category:VISCED]]

SaraFrankBristow: more details

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	'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''		'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''

	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]]. VHS students typically access their (asynchronous) online courses from within their local, traditional schools. Courses are mostly supplemental, focusing on Advanced Placement, honors level, remediation and credit recovery.

	Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. Total 2010 student enrollment in NetCourses was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.		Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. Total 2010 student enrollment in "NetCourses" was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.

	The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/		The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/

	== ~~Further information~~ ==		== More Details ==
	The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).		The Virtual High School has 51 non-US members (international schools).

			As noted on the VHS web site:

			:Schools can join VHS as Individual School Members or Student-Only schools. Individual School Members participate in VHS by freeing a high school teacher one period a day to teach a VHS course online. Student-Only schools do not have a teacher teaching a VHS course, but only have students taking VHS courses. VHS also accepts individual students


	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]		[[Category:United States\|virtual High School Global Consortium]]
	[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]		[[Category:Virtual schools in the US]]
			[[Category:US supplemental virtual school providers]]
	[[Category:VISCED]]		[[Category:VISCED]]

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	== References ==		== References ==
	* Virtual High School Global Consortium web site, http://www.govhs.org/ ~~for more information.~~		* "A National Primer on K-12 Online Learning", iNACOL, October 2010, http://www.inacol.org/research/docs/national_report.pdf
			* "Keeping Pace With Online Learning: An Annual Review of Policy and Practice", Evergreen Education Group, 2010, http://kpk12.com/reports/
			* Virtual High School Global Consortium web site, http://www.govhs.org/


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SaraFrankBristow at 04:24, 5 September 2011

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	* WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011*		'''WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011'''

	The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]].		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]].

SaraFrankBristow at 04:24, 5 September 2011

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	~~The [[US]]-wide ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide.~~		* WORK IN PROGRESS AS OF 5 SEPT 2011*

	Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. Total 2010 student enrollment in NetCourses was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states.		The [[US]]-based ''Virtual High School Global Consortium'' ('''VHS''') was founded in 1997. It is a non-profit consortium that offers high school courses to students worldwide, and mostly to students within the [[US]].
	The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.
			Member schools pay an administrative fee and pay for professional development. Total 2010 student enrollment in NetCourses was 15,237. There were 770 member schools, from 34 [[US]] states. The Virtual High School Global Consortium web site is at http://www.govhs.org/.

	The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/		The web site is at http://www.govhs.org/