6-8 FAQ

Rogers Virtual Learning for Grades 6-8 is an online education program that offers a flexible and comprehensive curriculum for middle school students. It allows students to learn from home while receiving high-quality instruction from certified teachers.

The program is open to all students in the Rogers Public Schools district who are in grades 6-8.

To enroll, visit our Enrollment Page and follow the step-by-step instructions to complete the enrollment process. 

We use a comprehensive curriculum that includes core subjects such as Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, along with elective courses and enrichment activities.

Virtual classes are conducted through our online learning platform. Students will participate in live lessons, complete assignments, and interact with their teachers and classmates online.

Student progress is monitored through regular assessments, assignments, and participation in virtual classes. Teachers provide feedback and support to help students stay on track.

We offer various support resources, including technical assistance, counseling services, and academic support from our dedicated staff.

Students have access to an onsite library at RVL, instructional support, and district resources to enhance their learning experience.

We implement robust security measures and provide guidance on internet safety to protect our students. Parents are also encouraged to use parental controls and monitoring tools.

Digital citizenship refers to responsible and respectful behavior online. Teaching students about digital citizenship ensures they use technology ethically and safely.

Yes, students can participate in virtual clubs, leadership opportunities, and community service projects to stay connected and engaged.