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The Peoria Regional Office of Education (ROE), in partnership with the Area III Consortium*, was awarded the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) contract to manage and operate the Illinois Virtual School (IVS) on April 1, 2009.
The Illinois Virtual School plans to increase learning opportunities for both students and educators throughout the state. The IVS contract objectives include activities to (1) administer, manage, and operate the Illinois Virtual School; (2) offer both synchronous and asynchronous online courses to all Illinois public, private, and home-school students, grades 5-12; and (3) provide an expanded selection of high-quality professional development opportunities for Illinois educators for certificate renewal purposes.
Current Data Related to IVS
Students
IVS Instructors
Course Offerings
Professional Development
ROE 01 - Adams/Pike
ROE 46 - Brown/Cass/Morgan/Scott
ROE 22 - Fulton/Schuyler
ROE 26 - Hancock/McDonough
ROE 27 - Henderson/Mercer/Warren
ROE 33 - Knox
ROE 38 - Logan/Mason/Menard
ROE 48 - Peoria
ROE 51 - Sangamon
ROE 53 - Tazewell
To see all events, go to the Calendar page, or click here.
September 15, 2010
September 15, 2010
September 29, 2010
Help Guides Are Available
Before submitting a web help ticket, be sure to use the Help Guides for step-by-step directions, which may answer many of your questions.
Web Help Desk
IVS has implemented the Web Help Desk system to provide more efficient responses to your questions and technical issues. Please use your IVS credentials to initiate a ticket.
Fall Registration Available for September 15 Start Date!
View Fall 2010 Course List (updated 8-12-10) and watch our Video for details!
Viewing Grades and Attendance Currently Unavailble
Due to a temporary glitch in our Student Information System (MAESTRO), students, parents, and schools are unable to view grades and attendance. Students can view grades in the course itself.
As stated in May 4, 2010, PARADE, "more than 175,000 students in 25 states are going to class by turning on a computer...If current trends continue, half of all high school courses will be taught on MORE >>