SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Seminole County Public Schools will offer students just two learning options for the 2021-2022 school year.
They include the traditional, on-campus face-to-face learning -- and an at-home virtual school option.
District officials have an important reminder for parents who plan to choose the second option for their kids -- the registration deadline is Tuesday.
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SCPS says even students who were enrolled in Seminole County Virtual School during the previous school year must reapply by Tuesday’s deadline.
Just a friendly reminder that TODAY (7/20) is the deadline to enroll your student in our Seminole County Virtual School @SeminoleVirtual for the upcoming 2021-2022 School Year! Otherwise, face-2-face will be their default option. https://t.co/qA1160537A https://t.co/HydwouVXGc
— SCPS Info (@SCPSInfo) July 20, 2021
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Since no hybrid learning option exists for the upcoming school year, students who choose the full-time, off-campus virtual program will enroll in 6 or more courses.
According to the district’s website, this option “is for any student who wants to take ALL virtual courses for the 21-22 school year and withdraw from their zoned/home school site.”
Officials note that full-time virtual students will be SCVS students and will forfeit any magnet seats.
SCPS parents can learn more about and enroll students in the Seminole County Virtual School option by clicking here.
