Partners & Sponsors

Support from The Manton Foundation enhanced VHS Learning technology and helped provide better services and support to VHS schools and students.

Virtual Learning Leadership Alliance

VHS Learning collaborates with virtual school leaders from across the US to share resources, services, and expertise.

The Concord Consortium

As a sub-grant recipient, VHS Learning developed an online course on solar energy as part of an NSF iTEST grant with The Concord Consortium.

Continental Han Feng Network Technology (CHF)

VHS Learning has partnered with CHF to develop a full Chinese language high school program. Chinese 1 through AP® Chinese Language and Culture courses will be developed.

East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS)

VHS Learning partners with EARCOS to provide learning opportunities for teachers and students, fostering intercultural understanding, global citizenship and exceptional educational practices.

CSforAll

VHS Learning has embraced the CSforALL movement since its inception in 2016, and has made an ongoing commitment to provide more opportunity within the field of computer science and help close the education gap for all students.

Women in Technology (WIT)

In collaboration with VHS Learning, WIT is enrolling high school students in engaging online courses to help fulfill their mission. Students will be exposed to content and experiences not currently available to them through their local high school.

ISS National Laboratory

VHS Learning received funding from the International Space Station National Lab, and with TERC, created an online and blended Space Station Academy program for students in cooperation with International Space Station.

TERC

In conjunction with ISS National Lab and TERC, VHS Learning created an online and blended Space Station Academy program for students in cooperation with International Space Station using Windows on Earth technology.

Space Station Explorers

VHS Learning partnered with Space Station Explorers, managed by the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, a community of educational partners and programs using the International Space Station (ISS), as a platform to inspire and engage learners in STEM courses.

National Math and Science Initiative NMSI

NMSI believes STEM education is the greatest lever to accessing opportunity. The organization works with many partners, including VHS Learning, to increase educational opportunities and empower better outcomes for all students.

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Through a partnership with Maine Space Grant, select Boys & Girls Clubs have been able to offer informal after school lessons to many of it's Boys & Girls Club locations. Locations across the United States offered their students Mission to the International Space Station.

Tufts University CTSE

VHS Learning collaborated to bring the Tufts Great Diseases curriculum online for the first time in the form of an online elective science course.

Landmark School

Landmark School developed and delivered an online Study Skills+ course with VHS Learning for middle and high school students.

The Common Ground Collaborative

VHS Learning is offering a free enrollment in Common Ground Collaborative's leadership course to an administrator at a VHS Learning partner school.

AISNE

VHS Learning partnered with AISNE to expanded school communities by bringing online learning to its member schools.

CAST

VHS Learning provided high quality technology professional development using MassONE to improve teaching practices.

VISnet

VHS Learning partnered with VISnet to expand school communities by bringing online learning to VISnet’s member schools.

Post University

VHS Learning partners with Post University to provide graduate credit for VHS’ Online Teaching Methodologies teacher training program.

American Institutes for Research (AIR)

American Institute of Research provided independent review of VHS Learning program.

Aurora Institute

VHS Learning was a founding member of Aurora Institute organization, formerly known as iNACOL.