Hybrid courses include both in-person and online learning. Online interactions can be synchronous, meaning students interact in real time (e.g., during class sessions conducted via Zoom), or asynchronous, meaning students interact at different times (e.g., through online discussions, virtual meeting spaces). The hybrid approach is ideal for students who are self-directed, responsible, and mature, and who are looking for experience with a course structure more similar to that found in colleges and universities.
Teachers will coordinate face-to-face (in-person) interaction with students on at least 20% of the scheduled days in a given term/semester.
Meet at least 1 out of 5 days in a single week.
Meet no more than 3 times in a single week.
Teachers will provide an orientation to their hybrid course structure during the first week of instruction, prior to any hybrid days.
Students are expected to monitor the Canvas course calendar weekly.
Teachers will take daily attendance.
If students do not report to the classroom on asynchronous learning days, students are expected to report to a designated flexible learning space or be off-campus (block 1 or 4 only).
Instructors will be available in a classroom on asynchronous learning days.
Students will be required to attend in person if they are not at a passing grade or by discretion of the teacher.
The following courses may be offered at WHS for the 2026-2027 school year, depending on student interest:
026 - Intro to Coaching and Officiating
056 - Honors Mentor Connection
242 - Trending Topics
253 - Intro to Psychology
268B + 268C - AP Research
332 - Calculus Concepts
336HY - AP Statistics (offered by some teachers, but not all)
422 - AP Environmental Science
519 - French 4
520 - French 5
525 - AP French
539 - Spanish 5
573 - Chinese 4
574 - AP Chinese
723 M - Finance 2: Investment & Wealth
731 - Marketing 2: Social Media
733 - Business 2: International
734 C - Business 2: Entrepreneurship
737 - Marketing 2: Career Applications
866 - Exploring Careers in Education
944 - AP Computer Science Principles
947 - AP Computer Science A