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- Virtual Learning Program Overview
VLP 2021-2022 Grades 6-12 Registration Information
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Registration for Wilson County’s 2021-2022 Virtual Learning Program (VLP) is now available. The Virtual Learning Program will be open to students in grades 6-12 who will not be participating in a TSSAA associated sport.
The deadline to submit an application is February 24, 2021.
- Families choosing this virtual option must meet the expectations included in the Virtual Learning Program Guidelines and Expectations.
- To apply, complete the Virtual Learning Program Application (also available through Skyward Family Access Announcements).
- For questions or concerns, please contact the VLP administration through Let’s Talk.
VLP Resources 2020-2021
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Student Handbook
View the Letter to VLP Parents, Student Handbook, and Addendum on the Student Handbook 2020-2021 information page.
Supply Lists
Virtual Learning Program School Supply Lists
FERPA Consent Form
Authorization of Disclosure of Education Record (English)
Authorization of Disclosure of Education Record (Spanish)
Guidelines & Expectations
WCS Virtual Learning Program Guidelines & Expectations
Daily Learning Schedules
Middle School VLP Daily Schedule - Through February 26, 2021
Middle School VLP Daily Schedule - Effective March 1, 2021
VLP Contact Information
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If you have questions about the Virtual Learning Program, follow these steps below:
- Contact the teacher
- Contact the home/zoned school administrator contact
- Contact Jill Gilbert, VLP Admin
Elementary Schools
Elzie D. Patton Elementary School - LaConda McKinney
Gladeville Elementary School - Amy Dunlap
Lakeview Elementary School - Kori Medd
Mt. Juliet Elementary School - Brandy Comer
Rutland Elementary School - Shaunna Davis
Springdale Elementary School - Christine Miller
Stoner Creek Elementary School - Danielle Floyd
W.A. Wright Elementary School - Steven Wright
Watertown Elementary School - Kathleen Davis
West Elementary School - Rachel CookK-8 Schools
Carroll-Oakland School - Kate Calvert
Southside School - Carmen Bouldin
Tuckers Crossroads School - Melanie MundyMiddle Schools
Gladeville Middle School - Jordan Simpkins
Mt. Juliet Middle School - Chareda Sims
Watertown Middle School - Shannon Carney
West Wilson Middle School - Elizabeth Mills, David Akins (Oct. - Dec.)High Schools
Green Hill High School - Chris Tucker
Lebanon High School - Eric Spear
Mt. Juliet High School - Josh Johnston
Watertown High School - Darian Brown
Wilson Central High School - Travis Mayfield
VLP Mission
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Wilson County Schools Virtual Learning Program ensures a virtual environment in which every student develops high personal expectations, knowledge, and skills necessary to be successful.
Virtual Learning Program FAQ
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Virtual Learning Program FAQs
When do VLP classes start?
- Classes will start on January 11, 2021. More information will be provided during the Virtual Student Orientation.
Are Learning Coaches Required?
- Required for Grades K-8 in the virtual setting.
- Parents will need to stay informed of student's progress for all grade-levels K-12.
Are there resources for Learning Coaches?
- Yes, parents and/or Learning Coaches will be required to view several courses in Parent University prior to orientation.
Will VLP schedules be the same as the district schedule?
- Virtual learning schedules have been set-up to run independently of the regular school setting regardless of the district's model (Traditional/Hybrid/Remote). Students in the virtual setting will maintain a consistent schedule.
What will virtual schedules look like?
- Synchronous (learning at the same time) sessions will take place during school hours based on the teachers' teaching schedule.
- Asynchronous (learning independently) lessons and activities will be loaded online for students to complete by the due dates.
What about school supplies?
- Virtual learners will receive a suggested list of school supplies during virtual orientation. Any other school-issued workbooks, textbooks, or resources will be provided when devices are issued at orientation.