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No technology experience is needed to get started. Students get oriented quickly, and we have a support team ready to help every step of the way.
Yes. Students and families are taught how to safely use VR headsets in their physical environment. Online and inside the virtual world, students operate in a secured environment that does not allow access to restricted sites, apps, or content. VR learning sessions are limited to no more than 30 minutes per subject rotation.
No. Virtual Horizons Charter School is a public school and free to families. At the time of enrollment a list of possible school fees for extracurricular or other activities will be provided.
Yes. Virtual Reality learning supports the needs of students with an IEP. We will work with you to understand the needs of your student and adapt teaching and learning to those needs. This is a home-based virtual learning program and no facilities are available to send students to during the day.
Our curriculum is aligned to the Utah State Core and addresses all subjects and standards. Electives and extracurricular activities are also provided.
Virtual Horizons Charter School is enrolling grades 4–12 for the 2026–27 school year, statewide across Utah.
Yes. Virtual Horizons Charter School is a public charter school authorized through the State of Utah, and its courses align with the Utah Core, the same standards every Utah public school follows. Grades 4–12 are enrolling for 2026–27.
A typical instructional day includes several virtual reality sessions based on subject and student challenge level. Students also complete assignments, activities, and projects offline. VR learning sessions are no longer than 20–30 minutes per subject rotation. Some sessions are synchronous with a teacher and classmates; others are self-guided and asynchronous.
Virtual Horizons parents are heroes. As a VHCS parent, you can depend on us to work hard toward your student's academic success. We depend on you to encourage your student, check in on their progress, and communicate with teachers. We also have volunteer opportunities to help organize and support events that bring our community together.
