2021-2022
Frequently asked questions

A continuous and consistent learning environment is best for student success. However, we understand that parents and students might have compelling reasons to seek a transition from one option to another, so we will provide opportunities to do so when available.  For the sake of continuity, once an option has started, transfers from one learning option to another would be best after the completion of a 9 week grading term or semester.  Unique circumstances will be handled on a case by case basis in partnership with the assigned school.

Core classes will be available under both options. We will try to maintain the same schedule that the students would have if they were attending in-person, however in some cases we may have to adjust a student's schedule due to a course not being available online. In this case, school staff will customize a quality, individualized plan for each student.

Students currently enrolled in the Letcher County Public Schools should already have a school-issued Chromebook. If there are issues with your Chromebook please let your facilitator or let Mr. Rick Warf know.

This will be updated shortly. Check back for more information.

Because MyLCPS ONLINE is a public school choice, students must participate in all required state assessments. Students will be required to report to a school campus for State Assessments.

Yes. More information will be withcoming.

YES - meal opportunities will continue for MyLCPS Online virtual students for both breakfast and lunch. Families will be able to pick-up from various locations on an identified schedule. Please click the Meal Info tab for more information.

Typically yes. Students will have flexibility and can "catch up" on their course work but should still submit an excuse note from a parent or medical provider for any date they will not complete school work. If the student will have an extended absence, MyLCPS Online staff should be notified in advance.

Health and safety is always a priority for any student. In any serious situation, medical professionals should be consulted on how to approach school work. Virtual students that are quarantined but not sick can continue their normal MyLCPS Online assignments.