Virtual Learner Resource Center
Welcome to the Virtual Learner Resource Center
The School District of Jefferson is committed to providing virtual students a high-quality educational experience. The district has recognized the need for additional technology support for virtual learners. We've designed this webpage to support you and ensure that your family has access to materials that will contribute to your success in a virtual learning environment.
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Have you tried troubleshooting and still not had success? Do you have an obvious hardware problem that needs to be addressed?
Process for Repairs
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Parents can help their students by:
- Setting clear times during every weekday when your child(ren) should be focused on learning. A daily schedule of academic and behavior expectations can help everyone stay organized and minimize stress. (planner example)
- Finding a place in your home for school work. Preferably in a brightly-lit family living area (not a bedroom) where you can provide supervision, guidance and ensure progress on assigned work is being made. If your child is struggling to find or understand materials you will need to email the classroom teacher.
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1. Problems with Virtual Learning? Contact our Technology Integrators Mrs. Golson (Grades 6-12) or Mrs. Lemminger (Grades K-5)
2. Problems with Chromebooks, other devices or connectivity? Contact our IT Department by submitting a Help Ticket above.
Safe Access Space
If you are concerned about internet access or a safe space for your student to participate in virtual learning, please reach out to our JHS Pupil Services Team:
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We are waiting for guidance from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction about FORWARD and ASPIRE testing. As of now, AP College Board has a website that has updates to school districts. The AP Program is now developing resources to help schools support student learning during the extended closures as well as a solution that would allow students to test at home, depending on the situation in May.
No. ACT has rescheduled its April 4 national test date to June 13 across the U.S. in response to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). All students registered for the April 4 test date will receive an email from ACT in the next few days informing them of the postponement and instructions for free rescheduling to June 13 or a future national test date. More information about ACT testing and the postponement can be found on the ACT website.
As long as the student is comfortable working and the company allows them to work, they can work as they have prior to this time. Youth Apprenticeship students have until Aug. 31, to get in the 450 hours. If adjustments are made, we will communicate this information.
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