General FAQs

Maine Virtual Academy currently offers full-time enrollment for grades 7–12.

Yes, we are a public school in Maine, so students can earn a diploma issued by Maine Virtual Academy based upon successful completion and mastery of course content.

Depending on a child’s IEP, we can tailor our curriculum to meet your student’s needs. To discuss your child’s needs with us, please contact our office, and we will put you in touch with our special education team.

Throughout the year, students will be invited to participate in school outings, field trips (e.g., to historical sites, museums, zoos), picnics, and other social events. We expect local clusters of students and parents to get together on a regular basis in their areas. We are also exploring new ways to interact socially using the powerful reach of the internet. The online Family Directory provides a way for families to network with families in their region of the state. With online discussions and forums, new types of communities can be formed that are based not on geography and place but on shared interests.

There are no home visits as part of the program, unless you ask your teacher to come to your home (completely optional), and there are no cameras or any other intrusions into your home. This school was created to help your child obtain a first-class education and serve your family’s needs. If you ever feel that it is not right for your family or your child, you can withdraw at any time.

Visit our How to Enroll section for information on enrolling your student in Maine Virtual Academy.

We are proud to be recognized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). View our list of approved core courses by visiting the NCAA’s high school selection site and inputting high school code 200048. To learn more about our NCAA-approved courses, click here.