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The Virtual Learning Program educates 5th-12th grade students in the District who thrive in a virtual setting that offers independence, safety, and more flexible learning options. With a commitment to excellence, equity, and justice, in partnership with families, the Virtual Learning Program works to build strong academic habits and accelerate student learning while in the student’s most optimal environment.

 


Virtual Learning Program Enrollment

KIPP DC’s Virtual Learning Program is accepting applications for the upcoming school year via the My School DC lottery process. Attend an upcoming open house or fill out the interest form to learn more.

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  • Established

    2021
  • Grades Served

    5 - 12
  • Enrollment

    200

"I like how my science, English, and math teachers are patient and nice. They care for my class and ensure every person is caught up."

Virtual Learning Program 7th Grader

"My student is definitely learning more! His energy and excitement is so different…All of our conversations are about his learning! He loves his teachers! They are really cool. He loves his classmates. He can also go at his own pace."

Virtual Learning Program Parent

Academics 

Teachers analyze student work and student data daily to inform how they support our 5th-12th grade students in small groups and as individuals. The Virtual Learning Program model combines live math, science, reading, writing, and social studies classes with enrichment classes, activities, and clubs from 8 am-3 pm daily. In addition, the Virtual Learning Program is proud to offer 8th-grade algebra to select and interested students.

Virtual Classroom

Every Virtual Learning Program student is provided with a Chromebook, headphones, and school supplies to ensure no barriers to their success. Live classes, taught by KIPP DC teachers, invite and encourage students to be comfortable and confident in learning, taking risks, and sharing their voices and ideas. In addition, there is a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, group and partner work, and feedback to support students’ academic growth in the program.

Community

In the Virtual Learning Program, families get the opportunity to participate in monthly in-person family events, monthly field trips, and optional weekly in-person study sessions on-site with Virtual Learning Program staff. In addition, the full-time on-site manager of student success is accessible.