AP & Dual Enrollment Pathways

Virtual Virginia offers a variety of Advanced Placement (AP) courses and dual enrollment opportunities, including a work-ready cybersecurity certificate. Enrolling in VVA’s AP or dual enrollment courses is an excellent way to pursue college credit, gain advanced instruction, and better prepare for your education and career after high school.

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2026 VITAL Conference

February 4 and 5, 2026

Registration is Open!
Proposal Deadline: November 14, 2025

Share your presentation proposals and save the date for VVA’s Virginia Innovative Teaching and Leadership (VITAL) conference! 

This event will highlight Virginia educators and leaders who support educational innovations in classrooms, schools, and divisions.

Virginia Statewide LMS Credentials

For Educators & Infrastructure & Technology Personnel

Educators and infrastructure/technology personnel at Virginia public schools and divisions may now earn Virginia Statewide LMS credentials specific to their roles through a series of free professional learning opportunities.

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Summer Session 2026

It’s never too early to start planning!

Online learning is possible all year—even in the summer! Summer Session 2026 will offer online instruction for grades 6–12 in core academics and world languages. Summer Session 2026 course offerings will be posted by December, and enrollment opens on January 5, 2026.

Hey, homeschoolers!

VVA welcomes Virginia parents and families to enroll their children as homeschooled students in all of our instructional programs. Students may either enroll through their local public school or be enrolled by their parent/caregiver.

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