HUSD's High School Online utilizes the web-based learning system Canvas with all grades 9-12 and will use the Florida Virtual Curriculum. Our Canvas platform will look similar for all teachers and courses. Canvas setup makes it easy to find coursework and outline assignment due dates in a calendar. In each student's Canvas classroom portal, there will be orientation videos regarding the use of Canvas and will show how to access and navigate the platform.

Students in high school (grades 9-12) students can choose to be full-time online or have a hybrid schedule. See below for the breakdown for hybrid schedule options.

Reporting of attendance is mandatory to stay enrolled in the program. We believe attendance is important to the success of student learning. Teachers and administrators will monitor when and how often students log in. This will ensure your student is on track and in compliance with state laws (we are required to withdraw any full-time student who does not log in for 10 consecutive days). Attendance must be submitted for all students and is reported weekly by parents/ students. A total of one hour per-class per-day must be logged and submitted at the end of each school week before Sunday.

Post attendance through ParentVue using the directions below (directions also available in the Homeroom Module). We suggest you wait until the end of the week to submit attendance to avoid locking your attendance. Step-by-step video: How to take attendance. or follow steps below.

• Log in to ParentVue at https://parentvue.husd.org/.
• Click on Attendance button in left-hand menu.
• Click on Time Tracker button in upper right-hand corner.
• Enter Hours and Minutes for each class--must be a minimum of 5 hours for each class each week.
• Enter Activity (optional).
• Click on Update Times button in upper right-hand corner.

The cut off for making adjustments to your student's schedule is after the first 10 days of school. You will need to make sure you reach out to the counselors at Williams Field High or Higley High about any changes, during that period.

After the first 10 days of school, enrollment for the entirety of Semester 1 (July-December) is closed and you will have to wait until S2 (January-May) enrollment opens up in November to enroll your student online.

Modules open on Monday morning of every week. Students have the entirety of the week to finish assignments in that module with all assignments being due on Sunday night. Assignments will stay open an additional 13 days to allow students to submit late work, with accrued late penalties. They may log in anytime day or night and any day in order to review lessons and submit assignments and complete exams. Students can work ahead of schedule, if modules are opened early.

There is no live instruction. All content is provided to students using PowerPoints, videos, and additional resources provided by each teacher. All teacher will have weekly office hours to meet with students virtually to answer and questions or concerns a student may have about their class. You can also contact your teachers through Canvas or email them in your StudentVUE/ ParentVUE.

The only required in-person instruction/assessments that are required are semester finals (taken in December and May). As testing approaches, Principal Byrd will be sending out information via email to all students and parents.

Registering for hybrid or full-time schedule

• During registration with your brick-and-mortar school (Higley High School or Williams Field High School), you will indicate on your registration form you are interested in taking an online course and what course that is.
• From there, your counselor at HHS or WFHS will reach out directly to us to add the requested courses to your schedule.
• Once online classes have been added to your schedule by us, we will reach out to you with a welcome email containing instructions and important information regarding High School Online.
• If your student's schedule is already posted and they are missing an online course, please fill out the Schedule Change Request form sent out by your counseling office.

Honors options are available online. However, dual enrollment and AP courses are not offered through the High School Online.

Fees apply when a student takes more classes than six credit classes (keep in mind, EVIT accounts for two credit classes, so students taking more than four classes with EVIT on their schedule will be charged). The fee for additional coursework is $180.00 per course per semester. ($360.00 for a year-long course). There is no refund for course fees once it is paid, if a student drops the class.

To Access your students' course fees, follow the instructions below to make your InTouch account.

1. Log into https://az-higley.intouchreceipting.com/
2. First time users of InTouch must set your password to sync with ParentVue. Under the "1st Time Users" section, select "click here to set your password."
3. To identify your account, please input your email address or username that is associated with your ParentVue account.
4. After you input your email address or username, follow the prompts to set your password. It can be the same as your ParentVue account and does not change your ParentVue password. You will receive an email that is associated with your ParentVue account.
5. After you have set your password, you can login to InTouch Receipting using your ParentVue username and the password you just created.
6. When you log in to InTouch, your students will now show up. Here, you can select the items to pay for or you can add additional items by selecting the student's school tab. This is where you will find information and payment options for parking, club accounts and tax credit. Any sports participation will automatically be added to the student's account.
7. If you need assistance setting your initial password, please email InTouchPassFix@husd.org from your ParentVUE email.

You may play sports for WFHS or HHS only if they are within boundaries to be your homeschool. If you opened enrolled out of the Higley District for High School Online full-time, you cannot. You would only be eligible at the school you are in boundaries for.

Students are required to attend mandatory testing in-person. Online testing will not be permitted for any reason.

If a student does not attend testing, they will be involuntarily withdrawn.

Students must pass final exams with 60% or higher to pass the class. Even if a student's grade calculation is passing without the final exam, the final exam must be taken and passed, in order to pass the class.

(2025/2026 Semester 1 Testing Dates TBD)

If you need a copy of your final official transcripts, please submit a request through Parchment.com at https://www.parchment.com/u/registration/42725869/institution.

Questions: Contact Ms. Flores @ montana.flores@husd.org or 好博体育官网-好博体育-9713.