The deadline to enroll in the Mehlville School District’s virtual school, Mehlville@Home, is Monday, Aug. 10.
Students who choose the all-virtual school — which will be taught separately than the all-virtual classes that the entire district will start with that could return to classrooms if COVID-19 cases fall in South County — will have to commit to a full semester, ending Jan. 14.
Parents who choose the default virtual/on-campus instruction through Plan C: Connected do not need to take action, the district said. Parents who choose Mehlville@Home must register by Monday, Aug. 10, at 10 a.m. Register now.
The district has added honors courses to Mehlville@Home to begin the 2020-2021 school year. The following courses have been added:
Middle School
- Math 6 Advanced
- Math 7 Advanced
High School
- AP English Literature and Composition
- Pre-Algebra
- AP Statistics
- AP Physics
- AP U.S. Government and Politics
- AP Psychology
- Fine Arts Appreciation Music
- Fine Arts Appreciation Art
- French III
- French IV
- Spanish III
- Web Design I
- Web Design II
Course descriptions can be found on the Mehlville@Home section of Mehlville’s website. View now.
The Mehlville Board of Education voted Wednesday night that all Mehlville schools will start virtually with Plan C: Connected. This means that all students, even those who choose on-campus instruction, will be learning virtually for the start of the school year. There are a few key differences between Plan C and Mehlville@Home that are important to understand.
If you previously enrolled your child in Mehlville@Home and would like to remove your child and return to the on-campus instruction plan, complete this form.
The district released the following chart to show the differences between Mehlville@Home and the Connected on-campus/blended/virtual program that will move back and forth between home and school this year.
What is the difference between Mehlville@Home and Plan C: Connected?
Mehlville@Home |
On-Campus Instruction in Plan C |
Students who enroll in Mehlville@Home are committed to an entire semester of virtual instruction. Students may switch to on-campus instruction at semester break only. After the semester begins, registration will only be accepted into Mehlville@Home if space is available. |
On-campus instruction will be virtual (following Plan C) for an unknown amount of time. As soon as it’s deemed safe by Superintendent Chris Gaines, on-campus instruction could pivot to Plan B (blended learning with staggered attendance) or Plan A (at school). |
Mehlville@Home currently offers a limited number of middle and high school courses. |
All courses are available for on-campus instruction. |
Students are in virtual classrooms with peers from other Mehlville School District schools |
Students are in virtual classrooms with peers from their own school. |
Most courses will be taught by a Mehlville School District certified teacher. Some courses, especially at the secondary level, will be taught by educational partners like Launch and Edgenuity. |
All courses are taught by Mehlville School District certified teachers. |