At present time, students will only be able to enroll in CT Virtual Learning Center courses via the school in which they are currently enrolled and must adhere to their local school district's policies and procedures.

Credits for courses will be provided by the school in which the student is enrolled and courses will be approved according to the local school district's curriculum guidelines and approval process. Schools will also determine the credit value of each course.

The CTDLC will arrange for hosting, technical and administrative support. This will include reporting activity data, confirmation of student work and hiring Connecticut certified teachers that have been trained to teach online high school courses.

Each participating school must have a staff person to take on the responsibilities of an Online Learning Coordinator (OLC). This person will:

• Act as liaison between CT Virtual Learning Center (VLC) and school
• Be aware of all VLC course options approved by their school
• Work with students and guidance councilors to select online courses appropriate for students
• Register students into the VLC registration system and enroll them in the appropriate online courses
• Register Mentors into the VLC registration system
• Assign Mentors to students in the VLC registration system when appropriate
• Drop students from the VLC registration system when necessary
• Know of all students in your school that are taking Virtual Learning Center's courses, and follow their progress through Progress Reports
• Coordinate local access to a computer lab and schedule for online students, along with related services as are needed
• Pull final grades out of the VLC registration system and distribute into the student's records and school's files