Tuition-Free Online Elementary School in Washington
Online Elementary School Program
Virtual Prep Academy welcomes students to a tuition-free online elementary school in Washington. This accredited, flexible K-5 institution allows learners to take classes and experience school in the comfort and safety of their own homes. Explore Washington Virtual Preparatory’s academic admissions guidelines before enrolling for classes.
How Online Elementary School Works
Knowing how Virtual Prep Washington’s online learning works is a significant step in understanding how the program can help your student. Learners begin their day in the morning by logging into a portal and checking assignments. They engage in virtual classes, independent study, and group projects. A parent, guardian, or other learning coach is present during the day to ensure task completion and support students.
Daily Structure with Flexibility Built In
Online elementary school differs from the traditional classroom because it’s designed to fit your family’s schedule through a combination of live sessions and self-paced work. This balanced model benefits students by promoting time management and independence.
Certified Teachers and Real-Time Instruction
Certified Washington teachers lead live sessions to engage students. Small group learning helps your child work with peers and build social connections, while one-on-one check-ins ensure every learner is on the right track.
Engaging and Age-Appropriate Digital Tools
Our easy-to-use digital platform focuses on young learners. Diverse tools like interactive lessons, games, and audio narration cater to different learning styles. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach here.
Benefits of Online Elementary School
VPREP of Washington is a virtual elementary school in Washington that makes a difference in children’s lives. Our students learn in the safety of their own homes, from teachers who can personalize their education to meet their needs and who focus on educational excellence.
Safe, Bully-Free Learning Environment
Online learning limits the distractions and social stressors in a traditional classroom environment. Free from peer pressure and bullying, students can focus on their studies.
Flexible Scheduling to Fit Family Life
Families with non-traditional routines can thrive in an online learning environment, with a mixture of self-directed assignments and live sessions. This structure fosters learning on your schedule, not the school’s.
Personalized Pace for Every Learner
Students learn at their own pace instead of the school’s. Tailored support engages students who are ahead or need more time to grasp and master a concept.
Comprehensive Online Elementary School Curriculum
With VPREP of Washington, your elementary student learns from an accredited, standards-aligned curriculum. It is focused on content mastery, inspiration, and building young minds. As your child attends virtual elementary school, they’ll engage with the following:
- Core subjects: Reading, math, science, and social studies
- Enrichment: Art, physical education (PE), and social emotional learning (SEL)
- Regular assessments that track growth and allow for learning path adjustments
Learn more about what your child will learn with VPREP Washington’s online academic program overview.
Curriculum, K-5
* Course offerings are subject to change and may vary based on school staffing.
LANGUAGE ARTS
The Kindergarten course lays the groundwork for reading and writing. It aims to combine excellent decoding instruction with frequent reading-aloud to ensure that students can translate letters into words and make sense of the words they are decoding.
Skills lessons address decoding skills, focusing on sounds or phonemes as the primary organizing principle, rather than letters. Phonics instruction begins with sounds and then attaches those sounds to spellings. Students build awareness of environmental noises, sounds within words, and words within sentences. As students gain phonological awareness, they progress to blending and segmenting sounds within words. Students are introduced to reading using decodable readers that are engaging and fun.
Students learn the mechanics of writing. Starting with prewriting basics, students learn correct grip and the writing strokes used to create letters. Students learn how to “spell the sounds,” writing the letters that represent the sounds that they have learned.
The course includes daily read-alouds that help students build the background knowledge and vocabulary critical to listening and reading comprehension. Students learn by listening to nursery rhymes, fables, classic tales, and nonfiction texts.
While teaching skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, the course also builds students’ knowledge and vocabulary in literature, history, geography, and science.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration with interactives and virtual manipulatives.
Students will develop counting skills and compare values of a wide variety of counting tools including 5-frames and connecting cubes. They will explore differences in shapes and describe, compare, and sort them. They will also use pattern blocks to make larger shapes. They reinforce their counting and comparison skills as they count and compare the pattern blocks used to create larger shapes. Students also use positional words to describe shapes.
Finally, they will solve story problems to begin to develop their understanding of addition and subtraction. Students represent the problems in different ways, by acting them out, drawing, using numbers, or using objects.
SCIENCE
The Kindergarten science course builds students’ knowledge about core ideas in life, physical, and earth sciences, as well as engineering design. Students will explore pushes and pulls, the needs of plants and animals, changing environments, and weather patterns.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Kindergarten Social Studies includes history, geography, economics, and civics lessons plus additional resources for teachers and students.
This is a comprehensive course, integrating topics in civics and the arts. The course helps students build knowledge of the diverse civilizations, cultures, and concepts.
ELECTIVES
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE K-1 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include exercise safety, making healthy choices, nutrition, the benefits, components, and principles of fitness, basic anatomy and physiology, and values of cooperation and teamwork. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity
HEALTH
Elementary Health K-1 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, healthy behaviors, nutrition, communication, disease prevention, basic anatomy and physiology, and values of cooperation and teamwork.
ART
Art Grade K (1 of 1) introduces the basic tools, elements, and principles of visual art. The course explores art forms such as drawing, painting, sculpture, and photography. Topics include lines, shapes, patterns, color, texture, and subject matter. In addition to examining how visual art can represent a culture, the course explores why artworks and museums are important to the community. The course concludes with the basics of critiquing visual artworks and the importance of distinguishing fact from opinion.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
LANGUAGE ARTS
The course continues to build the foundation for reading and writing. It includes frequent read-alouds that help students build the background knowledge and vocabulary critical to listening and reading comprehension. Students learn by listening to fables and stories, as well as nonfiction texts that include topics related to science and history.
Skills instruction starts with a review of sounds and spellings. Students are introduced to tricky spellings (spellings that look the same but are pronounced differently) and tricky words (words that cannot be sounded out using the letter-sound correspondences taught so far). Decodable readers are provided for students to practice their emerging reading skills. Students learn to read and write words with separated digraphs (such as a and e in cake). They begin to work with weekly spelling words.
Grammar lessons address parts of speech, including nouns (common and proper), past-tense verb forms, and adjectives. Students progress to work with nouns and verbs in phrases and to use adjectives for descriptive writing. They begin formal instruction in a writing process with a focus on narrative writing.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration with interactives and virtual manipulatives.
Students will deepen their understanding of addition and subtraction within 10 and extend what they know about organizing objects into categories and representing the quantities. They will solve new types of story problems within 10 using the relationship between addition and subtraction. They develop an understanding of the meaning of the equal sign and connect story problems to equations as they begin– to learn to add and subtract within 20. Students apply the properties of operations and the relationship between addition and subtraction.
SCIENCE
Grade 1 science continues to build students’ knowledge about core ideas in life, physical, and earth sciences, as well as engineering design. Students will explore the sun, moon, and stars; light and sound; plant and animal survival; and simple machines.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
First Grade Social Studies includes history, geography, economics, and civics lessons plus additional resources for teachers and students.
This is a comprehensive course, integrating topics in civics and the arts. The course helps students build knowledge of the diverse civilizations, cultures, and concepts.
ELECTIVES
HEALTH
Elementary Health K-1 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, healthy behaviors, nutrition, communication, disease prevention, basic anatomy and physiology, and values of cooperation and teamwork.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE K-1 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include exercise safety, making healthy choices, nutrition, the benefits, components, and principles of fitness, basic anatomy and physiology, and values of cooperation and teamwork. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity.
ART
Art Grade 1 (1 of 1) explores the basic tools, elements, and principles of visual art. The course explores art forms such as drawing, painting, sculpture, and photography. Topics include lines, shapes, patterns, color, texture, balance, imagery, symbol, and subject matter. In addition to examining how visual art can represent a culture, the course explores why artworks and museums are important to the community. The course concludes with critiquing visual artworks and determining what gives art value.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
LANGUAGE ARTS
The course includes frequent read-alouds that help students build the background knowledge and vocabulary critical to listening and reading comprehension. Students learn by listening to fairy tales, tall tales, myths, and nonfiction texts that include topics related to science and history.
Skills instruction continues as students are introduced to spelling alternatives for vowel sounds, as well as various tricky spellings (spellings that look the same but are pronounced differently, such as o in hop or open). Weekly spelling lessons are a regular part of student work.
Students practice using a writing process with a focus on writing narratives and opinions. Grammar instruction focuses on capitalization, quotation marks, ending punctuation, and common and proper nouns. Students are also introduced to antonyms and synonyms.
Decodable readers for every skills unit include both fiction and nonfiction selections.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration with interactives and virtual manipulatives.
Students represent and solve story problems within 20 using picture and bar graphs. Students build toward fluency with addition and subtraction as they add and subtract within 100 using strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and the relationship between addition and subtraction. They then use what they know to solve story problems.
Students measure and estimate lengths in standard units and solve measurement story problems within 100 and then learn about the structure of a number line and use it to represent numbers within 100. They also relate addition and subtraction to length and represent the operations on the number line.
SCIENCE
Grade 2 science continues to build students’ knowledge about core ideas in life, physical, and earth sciences, as well as engineering design. Students will explore the properties of matter, the needs of plants and animals, land and water features, and electricity and magnetism.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Second Grade Social Studies includes history, geography, economics, and civics lessons plus additional resources for teachers and students.
This is a comprehensive course, integrating topics in civics and the arts. The course helps students build knowledge of the diverse civilizations, cultures, and concepts.
ELECTIVES
HEALTH
Elementary Health 2-3 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, healthy behaviors, nutrition, disease prevention, conflict resolution, basic anatomy and physiology, and the values of respect and cooperation.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE 2-3 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include warm-up and cool down, water safety, goal setting, nutrition, muscle strength and flexibility. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity.
ART
Art Grade 2 (1 of 1) explores the tools, elements, and principles of visual art from different cultures. The course explores art forms such as drawing, sketching, architecture, painting, sculpture, photography, and textile art. Topics include lines, shapes, patterns, balance, movement, rhythm, mood, repetition, expression, emphasis, theme, and solving design issues. The course concludes with the importance of community art and how to repurpose objects to create something new.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
LANGUAGE ARTS
The course includes frequent read-alouds that help students build the background knowledge and vocabulary critical to listening and reading comprehension. Students learn by listening to nonfiction texts that include topics related to science and history. The first unit includes selections from The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame to reinforce understanding of story elements.
Students practice and build reading skills as they read selections in their readers. Many reading selections are informational texts that address topics related to science and history. Students also read excerpts from some classic tales, plus a variety of stories and myths from diverse groups.
During writing instruction, students use a writing process as they practice expository (cause and effect), narrative (story), and opinion writing.
Morphology lessons address reading and understanding words with common prefixes, suffixes, and Greek and Latin roots. Morphology instruction also addresses the meaning of various prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
Grammar lessons address various speech and language-usage conventions (such as capitalization and punctuation). These specific grammar skills are then reinforced and applied in all writing exercises.
Spelling lessons include weekly word lists that focus on content words and words with morphological patterns taught in each unit. Spelling exercises provide students with opportunities to practice applying knowledge of letter–sound correspondences learned in earlier grades.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration with interactives and virtual manipulatives.
Students will represent and solve multiplication problems using picture and bar graphs. They will learn about the relationship between multiplication and division, place value, and the properties of operations to multiply and divide whole numbers within 100. They also represent and solve two-step word problems using all four operations.
They will learn about area concepts and relate area to multiplication and to addition as well as use place value understanding to round whole numbers and add and subtract within 1,000. They represent and solve two-step word problems using addition, subtraction, and multiplication and assess the reasonableness of answers.
SCIENCE
Grade 3 science builds on prior understanding of scientific topics to support increasingly sophisticated learning. Students will investigate forces; life cycles, traits, and variations; habitats and change; and weather and climate.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Grade 3 social studies is a comprehensive program that is meant to prepare students to actively participate in a democratic society. Students will learn about history and geography as they study world rivers, ancient Rome, the Vikings, the earliest Americans, and the thirteen colonies.
Projects that accompany each unit expand upon the historical and geographical learning and allow students to build an understanding of local history and geography, civics, and economics.
ELECTIVES
HEALTH
Elementary Health 2-3 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, healthy behaviors, nutrition, disease prevention, conflict resolution, basic anatomy and physiology, and the values of respect and cooperation.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE 2-3 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include warm-up and cool down, water safety, goal setting, nutrition, muscle strength and flexibility. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity.
ART
Art Grade 3 (1 of 1) explores the tools, elements, and principles of visual art from different cultures. The course explores interpreting messages in art forms such as drawing, sketching, architecture, painting, illustration, sculpture, photography, and textile art. Topics include lines, shapes, patterns, balance, movement, rhythm, mood, repetition, expression, emphasis, theme, and solving design issues. The course projects and portfolio encourage evaluation of personal, professional, and community art.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
LANGUAGE ARTS
Students read from a variety of texts, including excerpts from Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson, legends of King Arthur and his knights, poetry, and informational texts about science and history topics.
Students use a writing process to develop several writings, including a memoir, a persuasive paragraph, a short story, a variety of poems, and shorter writing projects.
Morphology lessons address reading and understanding words with common prefixes, suffixes, and Greek and Latin roots. Morphology instruction also addresses the meaning of various prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
Grammar lessons address various speech and language-usage conventions (such as capitalization and punctuation). These specific grammar skills are then reinforced and applied in all writing exercises.
Spelling lessons include weekly word lists that focus on content words and words with morphological patterns taught in each unit. The spelling exercises provide students with opportunities to practice applying knowledge of letter–sound correspondences learned in earlier grades.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration with interactives and virtual manipulatives.
Students apply understanding of multiplication and area to work with factors and multiples. Students generate and reason about equivalent fractions and compare and order fractions and learn to add and subtract fractions with like denominators, and to add and subtract tenths and hundredths.
Finally, students will read, write, and compare numbers in decimal notation. They also extend place value understanding for multi-digit whole numbers and add and subtract within 1,000,000.
SCIENCE
Grade 4 science builds on prior understanding of scientific topics to support increasingly sophisticated learning. Students will investigate energy transfer and transformation; waves; structures and functions of living things; processes that shape the earth; and using natural resources for energy.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Students will also have the opportunity to use problem-based learning to develop and present solutions based on learning, and, ideally, interact with their community. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Grade 4 social studies is a comprehensive program that is meant to prepare students to actively participate in a democratic society. Students continue to build upon their knowledge of geography as they study world mountains. The age of exploration is covered and the historical focus shifts to American history topics such as the American Revolution, the Constitution, and early Presidents.
Projects that accompany each unit expand upon the historical and geographical learning and allow students to build an understanding of local history and geography, civics, and economics.
ELECTIVES
HEALTH
Elementary Health 4-5 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, reducing illness, avoiding bullying, nutrition, healthy friendships, emergency situations, and the human body. Fourth grade will study the functioning systems of the body. Fifth grade will be covering the reproductive system, puberty and STDs.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE 4-5 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include warm-up and cool down, water safety, goal setting, nutrition, muscle strength and flexibility. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
ART
This course introduces concepts and methods used in the creation of digital art. The course explores design principles, common applications of digital artwork, and techniques for brainstorming and developing an artistic idea. Topics include artistic mediums such as digital photography, 2D computer graphics, web design, and digital illustration, relevant tools, techniques, and skills of each medium. Supporting topics include meaning, audience, impact, and ethics in the creation and use of digital media. Course projects include the creation of a digital photograph and a web page.
LANGUAGE ARTS
Students study contemporary and classic fiction, as well as informational texts. Readings include excerpts from the contemporary novel They Call Me Güero: A Border Kids Poems by David Bowles, an adaptation of the Adventures of Don Quixote, and a variety of informational texts related to historical topics.
Writing instruction centers on a comprehensive writing process and focuses on writing increasingly complex sentences, composing coherent paragraphs, and writing for a variety of purposes. Students develop a variety of writings, including a personal narrative, an informative report, a persuasive essay, and a research project.
Morphology lessons address reading and understanding words with common prefixes, suffixes, and Greek and Latin roots. Morphology instruction also addresses the meaning of various prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
Grammar lessons address various speech and language-usage conventions (such as capitalization and punctuation). These specific grammar skills are then reinforced and applied in all writing exercises.
Spelling lessons include weekly word lists that focus on content words and words with morphological patterns taught in each unit. The spelling exercises provide students with opportunities to practice applying knowledge of letter–sound correspondences learned in earlier grades.
MATH
In this problem-based curriculum, students will build on their math skills through exploration. Throughout this course, students will use interactives and virtual manipulatives to explore math concepts.
Students continue their study of geometry as they find the volume of right rectangular prisms and solid figures composed of two right rectangular prisms. They will then solve problems that involve the multiplication of a whole number and a fraction, including fractions greater than 1 as well as multiply fractions by fractions and divide a whole number and a unit fraction.
Finally, students use the standard algorithm to multiply multi-digit whole numbers. They divide whole numbers up to four-digits by two-digits divisors using strategies based on place value and properties of operations.
SCIENCE
Grade 5 science builds on prior understanding of scientific topics to support increasingly sophisticated learning. Students will investigate matter; energy and matter in ecosystems; modeling Earth’s systems; protecting Earth’s resources; and astronomy.
Students will develop and use scientific practices that give them firsthand experience in scientific inquiry, engineering, and technology. Students will also have the opportunity to use problem-based learning to develop and present solutions based on learning, and, ideally, interact with their community. Throughout the course, scientific learning is connected to concepts across various disciplines, such as mathematics and literacy.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Grade 5 social studies is a comprehensive program that is meant to prepare students to actively participate in a democratic society. Students continue to build upon their knowledge of geography as they focus on the physical features and climate of the United States. They learn about the ancient civilizations that paved the way for modern societies and systems. American history topics focus on westward expansion, before and after the Civil War.
Projects that accompany each unit expand upon the historical and geographical learning and allow students to build an understanding of local history and geography, civics, and economics.
ELECTIVES
HEALTH
Elementary Health 4-5 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of the aspects of health. Students focus on the various aspects of their health and how they can make healthy choices. Topics of study include personal safety, reducing illness, avoiding bullying, nutrition, healthy friendships, emergency situations, and the human body. Fourth grade will study the functioning systems of the body. Fifth grade will be covering the reproductive system, puberty and STDs.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Elementary PE 4-5 helps young learners establish a basic understanding of health and fitness. Students focus on health-related fitness and learn how to become more fit and healthy. Topics of study include warm-up and cool down, water safety, goal setting, nutrition, muscle strength and flexibility. In addition, students learn age-appropriate motor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills. Students are required to participate in regular physical activity.
ART
This course introduces concepts and methods used in the creation of digital art. The course explores design principles, common applications of digital artwork, and techniques for brainstorming and developing an artistic idea. Topics include artistic mediums such as digital photography, 2D computer graphics, web design, and digital illustration, relevant tools, techniques, and skills of each medium. Supporting topics include meaning, audience, impact, and ethics in the creation and use of digital media. Course projects include the creation of a digital photograph and a web page.
MUSIC
Quaver is a digital program accessed through the course navigation in Canvas It provides music education for grades K-5.
Teacher and Peer Interaction
Connection is important for your child, especially when attending online schools for elementary students in Washington. VPREP Washington fosters that connection through:
- Regular class discussions, group activities, and social learning that connect your child with peers
- Optional virtual clubs and events to build friendships with other students across the state
Meet the teachers who will help create and guide these opportunities for your child.
Parental Involvement and Support
As your child’s learning coach, you will be one of their greatest assets in and out of the classroom. But you don’t have to take this role on by yourself. Our free online elementary school in Washington equips parents and caregivers with tools and guidance to support their child. Online learning parent and student resources include:
- Parent training during onboarding
- Weekly progress updates
- Connections to dedicated Success Coordinators
- Responsive technical support
Supporting parents who need flexibility when navigating online elementary school is important for everyone’s success.
Ensuring Student Success
Students who attend online elementary school in Washington thrive when given the tools to succeed. We focus on growing your students’ confidence and competence in and out of the classroom. Washington Virtual Prep’s approach to online education centers on your child and offers what they need to feel accomplished.
From Struggling to Thriving
Our families know that VPREP Washington helps their children reach their maximum potential; 92% of families who’ve trusted us to educate their children say the experience has been rewarding and satisfactory.
Support Systems That Make a Difference
Our teachers and staff go above and beyond to ensure your child receives the care and attention they need, with academic coaching and counseling to support them.
Providing Educational Pathways for All Learning Levels
Virtual Prep is an online, tuition-free school for grades K-12 in Washington. Students who start their journey in elementary school can continue to a Washington online middle school program and enroll in online high school programs. Education continuity options make it easy for families who love our program but need to relocate; we offer schools in several states nationwide.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions that parents like you have about online elementary school programs in Washington.
Is Washington Virtual Prep’s online elementary school free?
Yes! Washington Virtual Prep’s online elementary school is tuition-free for families and provides flexible, high-quality education from home with zero enrollment costs.
How does Washington Virtual Prep’s online elementary school work?
Students log on daily and follow a structured schedule combining live virtual classes, self-paced study, and ongoing support. Learning coaches (parents and guardians) provide hands-on guidance and assistance with the program during the school day.
What do online elementary school courses look like?
Students engage with a state-aligned curriculum that includes core subjects like English, math, and social studies. They’ll also spend time doing enrichment activities like art, PE, and SEL lessons. Regular assessments track progress and provide opportunities for redirection.
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