The Distance Learning office is located in the State Representative Irma Rangel Science & Technology Building, Room 104.
Office Hours:
M-Th: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat., Sun.: Closed
About Texas Virtual School Network
The 80th Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 1788, authorizing the Texas
Education Agency to establish and administer a state virtual school network to
provide education to students through electronic means. An electronic course is
defined as a course in which instruction and content are delivered primarily
over the Internet; a student and teacher are in different locations for a
majority of the student's instructional period; most instructional activities
take place in an online environment; the online instructional activities are
integral to the academic program; extensive communication between a student and
a teacher and among students is emphasized; and a student is not required to be
located on the physical premises of a school district or open-enrollment
charter school.
TxVSN Facts
The Texas Virtual
School Network (TxVSN) is a supplemental rather than diploma granting program.
Electronic courses
will supplement the services the district currently offers students, based on
students’ academic needs.
The home (receiving)
district will continue to award credits and diplomas and the TxVSN partners
with the home district to meet student needs.
SB 1788does
not affect the provision of distance learning courses offered under other law.