Moffat County Virtual Academy
Flexible Learning. Local Connection. Bulldog Pride.
MCVA is an online learning program within Moffat County High School that gives students flexibility while keeping them connected to the Bulldog community.
MCVA Students Remain MCHS Students
Students enrolled in MCVA can still participate in:
- Homecoming & Prom
- Athletics & Clubs
- Assemblies & School Activities
- Counseling & College/Career Planning
Students remain connected to Moffat County High School and earn an MCHS diploma.
MCVA May Be a Good Fit For:
- Students currently enrolled in online schools
- Homeschool families
- Students wanting to return to MCHS
- Students needing flexibility for athletics, jobs, medical needs, or family responsibilities
- Students wanting courses not currently offered at MCHS
What MCVA Offers
- Flexible scheduling
- Personalized learning opportunities
- Colorado-content certified online teachers
- Expanded course options while staying connected locally
- District laptop and technology support
- No Cost for students enrolled in Moffat County School District
- Support from local MCHS staff and counselors
Our Belief
Students should not have to choose between flexibility and community. MCVA expands opportunities while keeping students connected to the people and place that know them best.
Interested in Learning More?
Bailey Benedict, Assistant Principal
bailey.benedict@moffatsd.org
970-826-6328
Craig Middle School Front Office
stephanie.ahlstrom@moffatsd.org
970-824-3289
Moffat County Virtual Academy (MCVA) – Pilot Year 2026–2027
The 2026–2027 school year marks the pilot year of the Moffat County Virtual Academy (MCVA). MCVA provides students with a flexible online learning option while allowing them to remain connected to Moffat County High School, including access to activities, athletics, counseling services, and the opportunity to earn an MCHS diploma.
As we launch this new program, we are excited to learn, grow, and refine the experience based on student and family feedback.
If you have questions or would like more information about MCVA, please contact the Craig Middle School front office or Bailey Benedict, Assistant Principal at Moffat County High School, at bailey.benedict@moffatsd.org or 970-826-6328.
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Tips for Success in Online Learning
Online learning offers flexibility and independence, but it also requires good habits and consistent effort. The following tips can help students stay on track and be successful in their courses.
1. Create a Daily Routine
Set aside dedicated time each day for schoolwork. Students should plan to spend approximately 45–60 minutes per day, per course to stay current with assignments and learning activities.
2. Start Strong
Take time to read all course introductions, announcements, and orientation materials. These resources contain important information about course expectations, assignments, and how to be successful.
3. Build Connections with Your Teachers
During the first two weeks of class, send a message to at least one teacher and respond to a teacher communication. Establishing communication early makes it easier to ask questions and seek help when needed.
Remember: Your teachers are here to support you and want to help you succeed.
4. Know Where to Get Help
Save the contact information for your MCVA support team in your phone or another easily accessible location. Having support contacts readily available makes it easier to get assistance when questions arise.
5. Stay Caught Up
One of the biggest challenges in online learning is letting assignments pile up. Try to complete work as it is assigned and avoid missing assignments whenever possible. Staying current helps reduce stress and improves academic success.
6. Believe in Yourself
Online learning requires responsibility and perseverance, but you are capable of succeeding. Stay focused, ask for help when needed, and take things one step at a time.
Remember: You Are Not Alone
There are many people ready to support you throughout your online learning journey. Reach out to your teachers, counselors, and support staff whenever you need assistance. Asking for help is a sign of strength, and staying engaged throughout the semester will help you reach your goals.
We're excited to partner with you and look forward to helping you succeed!
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MCHS Grades 9-10 Counselor:
Trinity Schenck
trinity.schenck@moffatsd.org
(970) 826-6392
MCHS Grades 11-12 Counselor:
Aliceson Davis
aliceson.davis@moffatsd.org
970 826-6611