Summer School Information
Summer School Registration Now Open!
While it might not sound like a summer vacation, Summer School with Wisconsin Virtual Learning is the ticket to success. Summer School is the perfect option for any student looking to:
- Work ahead to earn high school credits
- Open up your academic schedule to make time for sports, clubs, or other extracurricular commitments
- Make up credit for failed courses
- Explore new subjects that aren’t offered in your current school
- Have you wanted to work ahead to earn high school credit?
- Have you needed to open up your academic schedule to make time for sports, clubs, and AP courses?
- Do you need to make up failed credit?
- Have you wanted to explore new courses in career pathways?
Summer School information coming soon!
Online Summer School can help you achieve those goals!
Online Summer School Applications will be accepted through May 29, 2026.
Summer School Contact Information
For additional information and questions related to Summer School, please contact:
Janel Mielke, Summer School Dean
E: jmielke@nosd.edu
P: 262.692.3988 X431
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Now Accepting Summer School Registration for Grades 8-12!
Answers to some of the most frequently asked WVL Summer School questions:
WVL Summer School begins on Monday, June 15, and concludes on Friday, July 24.
Summer courses are done independently. The module work can be done at the student's pace, but there will be a course pacing calendar that will need to be followed to make sure the course is finished on time.
There are no live classes held during the summer months, therefore students are not required to log in at a specific time each day.
There is no school scheduled on Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. Course pacing calendars will be provided for each summer school course.
Course pacing calendars will be provided for each summer school course.
Teachers are available to meet with students when they have questions or need assistance.
WVL summer courses are led by Wisconsin-certified teachers and follow the Wisconsin DPI Summer School guidelines.
Summer School courses include an entire semester's worth of work completed in 6 weeks. Because of this accelerated pace, students should plan on working on each course for approximately 20 hours per week.
Families are able to take a summer vacation, and students are able to attend summer camp. Students may work while on vacation or at camp, or students may work ahead before they leave and catch up when they return. Please let instructors know when students will not be working each day.
There is no penalty for finishing summer school courses early. Teachers will provide students with course expectations and any specific information that applies to the course. Watch for emails, announcements, and calendar events in Canvas as the summer session begins.
If you have any questions about enrolling your student at Wisconsin Virtual Learning, we would love to help you through the process.
Please fill out the form below and a member of our educational team will reach out.
* There are no fees or costs passed on to the resident school district for students who enroll in WVL courses over the summer. Students may take 1 course through WVL Summer School.
*Students should devote a minimum of 4 hours per day to each summer school course taken.
Summer School Application Deadline is June 3, 2022
How to Apply:
- Select the course your student would like to enroll in from the Summer School Course Guide (Choose 1 course).
- A parent/guardian should complete the Summer School Registration Form.
- It is the parent/ guardian’s responsibility to obtain approval for the Summer School course requested from the student’s current School Counselor or Principal. * Please provide the name of your current school, school representative, email address, and phone number, as directed on the registration form.
- Ms. Baumann will contact the student’s school counselor or principal to confirm approval for the summer school course(s).
Summer School Principal, Mrs. Janel Mielke, will send confirmation emails to all students the week of June 6, 2022, after Summer School registration closes.
Please contact Ms. Baumann at abaumann@nosd.edu with any registration questions or Summer School Principal, Mrs. Janel Mielke, at jmielke@nosd.edu for any course offering related questions.