Students should meet with their school counselor to discuss course options. The school counselor can request fully online course enrollment.

Registration dates will vary by program:

Students log in to Google Meet to access their synchronous class each school day. All course materials, including assignments, links to eTextbooks, etc. are located in the student’s Canvas course.

Synchronous (live) instruction will meet online via Google Meet. Students must have reliable access to a computer and the internet.

Synchronous video courses are scheduled during the school day. Students will see the course listed in their course schedule.

The following courses are offered during the 2022-2023 school year:

HCPSS curriculum staff have identified specific courses that are not available at all HCPSS schools but are able to be delivered through video technology. Digital Education has worked with HCPSS high schools to schedule the synchronous video courses for the 2022-2023 school year.

Synchronous video instruction is a course taught in real-time by a HCPSS teacher from a “home” school to students at both “home” and “remote” schools. Teachers and students use web-based and video technologies to communicate and collaborate with each other in real-time during the school day.

HCPSS students in grades 8-12 at every middle and high school may elect to take and earn credit for courses that are included in the JumpStart program in collaboration with HCC. Current grade 8-10 students must show they are “gifted and talented” by HCC standards in a meeting with HCC admissions and advising staff prior to enrollment. For courses that are HCC-based courses, students may enroll in the face-to-face, hybrid, or fully online version of the course.

Parents/guardians who are interested in enrolling in a Home Instruction program, including a MSDE-approved private school or MSDE-approved online program used for home instruction oversight should contact the HCPSS Home Instruction Office.