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Yes, students in grades 9-12 from anywhere in Wisconsin are welcome to apply to attend the Hudson Virtual Charter School.  Please note for students who reside outside of Hudson School District, access to the Hudson Virtual Charter School requires open-enrollment into the Hudson School District.   

Yes, all Hudson students in grades 9-12 receive a School District-issued chromebook for use at home or at school for the duration of the school year. At the conclusion of each academic year, the device must be returned to the Hudson Virtual Learning Coordinator or the Hudson IT Department. In addition, families may request assistance with internet access by reaching out to the Virtual Learning Coordinator.

No, our online courses are offered asynchronously meaning that you as the learner get to decide when and where to work on completing your course.  Online instructors do offer optional office hours on a weekly basis for students who wish to talk with their teachers in real-time. 

Yes, dedicated space is available for students to use while completing their online coursework.  Certified staff are on-hand to offer supervised support at Hudson High School. 

Fully virtual students will be working on their online courses at home instead of reporting to the physical school building.

Students taking one or more online courses as a supplement to their in-person schedule will be assigned to the Library Media Center to complete their online class(es). Release opportunities are based on student progress and may be granted by the student's school support team after an application for release is submitted. 

Yes, students may participate in a variety of extracurricular activities; activity restrictions vary, please see WIAA transfer rules or contact Virtual Learning Coordinator with any specific questions.