LVS Facilitators


LVS Facilitator Accounts

Each school that is participating in the Louisiana Virtual School must identify a facilitator, an in-class teacher, counselor, etc. This facilitator will serve as the liaison between students and their online teachers.

LVS Policy Forms

Please Note

The Louisiana Virtual School is not a credit awarding institution. Credit is awarded through the school in which the student is enrolled. According to LVS policy, for year-long courses, a letter grade is issued each semester by the instructor and sent to the student’s local school. A mid-semester grade and end of semester grade is issued. The local school then handles all credits according to local policy.

Summer 2008 and Fall 2008 Registration

Facilitators with an active LVS account can log in here to view school account information and register students for classes.

Username:
Password:

Click here to register for a new LVS account.

LVS Grading Policy

The LVS will issue a “fall” recommended grade and a separate “spring” recommended grade. We do not issue a “final” grade in the spring for the whole school year. It is the school district's responsibility to combine the “fall” and “spring” grade in order to get a “final” grade if they so desire. All LVS students will start with a point total of zero for the second semester.

LVS/NSU Dual Enrollment Course Option -- Fall 2008 Semester

The Louisiana Virtual School, in collaboration with Northwestern State University, will offer English IV/English 1010, Advanced Math/Math 1020, Fine Arts Survey/Fine Arts 1040, and American History/History 2020 for the Fall 2008 semester. Participation will provide students the opportunity to earn high school and college credit simultaneously. Courses chosen for this program are on the Board of Regents' General Course Articulation Matrix.

In order to be eligible for dual enrollment program, students must meet the following criteria:

Advanced Math / Math 1020 (year long course)

  • Attend a school that offers LVS courses
  • Junior Status - 3.00 Cumulative GPA
  • Senior Status - 2.75 Cumulative GPA
  • 17 ACT Composite Score
  • 18 ACT Math Sub-score (required Math Course only)
  • Students receive college algebra credit for fall, college trigonometry credit for spring, high school advanced math credit for completion of full year)
  • Advanced Math is a year long course (1 Carnegie Unit) and is offered in conjunction with Math 1020 (College Algebra) and Math 1090 (Trigonometry). Students will receive 3 credit hours for the successful completion of Math 1020 in the fall semester. Students will have an opportunity to earn 3 credit hours in the spring with the successful completion of Math 1090.
  • Note: If a student chooses not to enroll in Math 1090 in the spring semester, they will continue to be enrolled in Advanced Math for the entire 08-09 school year, therefore earning 1 Carnegie Unit of Advanced Math.

English IV/English 1010

  • Attend a school that offers LVS courses
  • Senior status
  • 2.75 cumulative GPA
  • 17 ACT Composite Score
  • 18 ACT English Sub-score (required for English Course only)

Fine Arts Survey/Fine Arts 1040

  • Attend a school that offers LVS courses
  • Junior Status - 3.00 Cumulative GPA
  • Senior Status - 2.75 Cumulative GPA
  • 17 ACT Composite Score

American History/History 2020

  • Attend a school that offers LVS courses
  • Junior Status - 3.00 Cumulative GPA
  • Senior Status - 2.75 Cumulative GPA
  • 17 ACT Composite Score

NSU key dates:

  • Regular Advising/Registration August 21-22, Thurs-Fri
  • First Day of Classes August 25, Mon
  • Late Registration (Fee applies) August 25 - September 3, Mon-Wed
  • Final Day to Register and Add Courses September 23, Wed
  • Final Day to Drop a Class and be Refunded or have Fees Adjusted; September 3, Wed
  • Last day to resign with 100% refund August 24, 2008

RESIGNATION WITH REFUND

Refer to the University Resignation/Refund Policy for resignation/refund dates.

To apply for admission into the program students are required to pay a $20 application fee to the university unless it has already been paid for other courses. In addition, students must pay $100.00 course tuition. Students enrolling in the program are enrolled at NSU as non-degree seeking students. To apply for admission students should contact the Carl D. Perkins Office by e-mailing perkins@nsula.edu or by calling Julie Longlois at (318) 357-5721. Students planning to attend any of Louisiana's public universities after graduation should visit the “Board of Regents’ Statewide Student Transfer Guide and Articulation System” (http://www.regents.state.la.us/articulation.html) to verify course transferability. In addition to the forms posted below official ACT scores and an official transcript must be submitted with the enrollment documents.