Tuition-freeGrades 4–12Utah
Practice isn't optional.
Neither is school.
Now they fit.
High school runs on synchronous and asynchronous options: real classes inside a virtual classroom, led by licensed Utah teachers, from anywhere in Utah. Training, travel, and game day fit around school instead of fighting it. Tuition-free; headset and laptop provided.
The season
The bell schedule was never going to fit your student's season
Your student trains before school and after it. Meets and away games land wherever the schedule puts them. You have built your family's week around the sport, and the school week was never asked.
Training, practice, and game day can take twenty hours a week, and the school day starts at the same time no matter what.
A meet or an away game means a missed day of classes, and the work to chase down after.
Travel days land midweek, and the homework happens in hotel rooms and back seats.
The attendance letter comes home, and the tournament is the reason.
Your student was never the problem. The fixed schedule was.
The Virtual Classroom
School travels with your student
The classroom is virtual. The school is the real thing.
A training day
What a training day can look like
Grades 9–12 mix live classes at set times with asynchronous classes that have no set meeting time.
Live classes with teachers and classmates, at set times.
Asynchronous classes with no set meeting time.
Training, travel, and game day fit around school instead of fighting it.
Teachers teach and grade. You stay the parent.
Common questions
The questions we get most
School comes along. Live classes meet at set times, and your student can join from wherever the season takes them with the headset and internet. Asynchronous classes have no set meeting time, so they fit around travel days. Enrollment is for Utah residents; attending class is not tied to one address.
High school combines live classes at set times with asynchronous classes that have no set meeting time. A licensed teacher teaches and grades every class, and you can keep in touch with teachers through the season.
No. High school uses both. Live classes put your student in a shared virtual classroom with classmates they can see and talk to, led by a licensed teacher. Asynchronous classes have no set meeting time. The virtual classroom is a shared place, not a video call.
Tuition is $0. Virtual Horizons is a public charter school funded by the State of Utah. A headset and laptop are provided to enrolled students and returned when enrollment ends.
Yes. Virtual Horizons is a public charter school authorized through the State of Utah. Licensed teachers teach the Utah Core, the same standards as every Utah public school, for grades 4–12.
Internet and enough space to stand and turn safely. The school provides the headset and the laptop.
The sport and the school, pulling in the same direction
High school runs on synchronous and asynchronous options, tuition is $0, and a headset and laptop are provided. It's not too late to enroll.