SVL Registration: Summer 2020

  • Registration for the SVL Summer Program will remain open until June 17.

    Find out more on our SVL Summer Program Information page. To determine which course you would like to take, please see our Summer Program Course Listings. Students registering for a math course will only be able to register for one semester of the course.

  • Register Online for Spokane Public Schools Students

    Online registration can only be paid for via debit/credit card.

     

    Students Outside of Spokane Public Schools

    We want to ensure that you and your district are aware of and agree to information regarding credit(s) earned by taking a privately enrolled, parent-paid course with Spokane Virtual Learning.

    Please download, review, and sign the Out of District Credit Transfer Agreement which will need to accompany your registration.  To register please contact the District Support Specialist at 509-354-7546

Summer School Scholarship

Spokane Virtual Learning offers limited need-based scholarships for summer school on a first come first served basis.  All students who are awarded the need-based scholarships will only pay $20 to take the requested high school graduation-required course. The requirements to apply for the scholarship are below:

  • The student must be currently registered with Spokane Public Schools
  • Scholarship only applies to one high school graduation-required course taken in the summer session.
  • The student must print and submit the following to the SVL office (located at 2900 E 1st Ave Spokane, WA 99201 or by fax 509-354-7582) no later than April 30th:
    1. A signed SVL Scholarship Application
    2. A signed SVL Scholarship Summer School Registration Form
    3. Acceptable proof of need (one of the following):
      • Photocopy of Free and/or Reduced Lunch Welcome Letter from Nutrition Services (a replacement of the letter may be obtained from Nutrition Services by calling 509-354-7270 or online at Nutrition Services' Website)
      • Court Document verifying State Dependency
      • Heart Program participation verification
    4. $20 Payment for the class

 

Scholarship packets must be complete to be accepted or considered.  Decisions will be made on a first come first serve basis per school.

On May 1, any unclaimed scholarships for your school will be opened to those waitlisted.

What's the difference between A & B sections?

An A section is the first semester of a year-long course and a B section is the second semester.  One of the advantages of SVL is the flexibility to take courses that may not be offered in your building.  SVL is able to offer A and B sections during both Fall & Spring semesters with the following exceptions:

Fall Semester

  • A sections of World Languages courses only
  • A sections of AP courses only

Spring Semester

  • B sections of World Language courses only
  • B sections of AP courses only

  • Fitness Options for Student Athletes

    Student athlete fitness courses are for high school students only. Through SVL, student athletes can meet the activity requirement of their fitness courses through participation in school or community-directed sports. Student athletes simply enroll in their fitness courses through SVL and complete the academic portion of their fitness course online during the semester. Student athletes should match up their season to the corresponding semester. 

    Students participating in community-directed sports must meet all three of the following criteria:

    • Be supervised by a coach at least three times per week
    • Participate in competition outside of training
    • Accrue at least 60 hours of activity within the semester
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  • SVL Policies & Expectations

    Please review the following documents prior to registering. Students intending to take an SVL class must agree to these terms, conditions, and policies as online learners.