SUMMER SESSION
The Virtual Virginia Summer Session Handbook 
answers many of the questions students, parents, and school division personnel may have about VVa's Summer Session and provides quick access to information. Please make sure that all interested parties are familiar with all of the Virtual Virginia policies and procedures outlined in the Virtual Virginia Summer Session Handbook .
Virtual Virginia Summer Session Handbook Contents Include:
- Information About Helpful Student Support Services
- Program and Course Policies and Procedures
- Minimum Hardware and Software Requirements
- Student and Parent Forms
2011 Course Offerings:
1165 World Mythology (1 credit course)
3162 Pre-Calculus/Mathematical Analysis (1 credit course)
4210 Earth Science I (1 credit course)
2903 Psychology (.5 credit course)
2804 Economics (.5 credit course)
Summer Session Enrollment
Students who are enrolled in and attending a Virginia public school may enroll in a course with prior approval of the local school. The school counselor or designated registrar of the school registers the student online through the Virtual Virginia registration system. Schools who have previously participated in Virtual Virginia may continue to use their original user name/password to register students Summer Session 2011. All new users need to create an account for their local school. There is a technical guideline to assist users in the registration process.
In order for a student to enroll in a Virtual Virginia course, the local school must agree to award the assigned credit for the course. If the course includes a relevant end-of-course assessment, the local school will administer the assessment and award verified credit. Credit is posted into the student’s transcript by the student’s middle or high school.
Home school students may also register for Virtual Virginia summer session courses. The home school instructor of record who may be the parent/guardian may enroll the student and the parent/guardians are responsible for payment of all fees associated with the course.
Please Note: If a student is enrolled in a public or private school, that school should register the student, not the parent.
Registration for Summer Session 2011 will open on April 15, 2011.
