The goal of the Okanagan Similkameen Outreach School is to provide high quality, flexible educational programming in a positive, responsive environment that empowers home learners. Since September 2002, Outreach has been providing students and parents with the resources and support needed to plan and deliver quality educational programs reflective of individual needs, values and philosophies.

The Kootenay Columbia Virtual School’s Distributed Learning Program provides learning options for students in Grades 8 to 12 who require time-tabling flexibility or choose to enter into partnerships or blended programs with district schools or district alternative program service providers.

C.E.A.P. (SD 69 Qualicum) brings 13 years of experience to our progressive Kindergarten to Grade 10 distributed learning program. We are known for our carefully selected online and print resources, collaborative community of learners, knowledgeable, supportive teachers and understanding of individual learning styles and purposes. Please visit www.ceap.ca to learn more.

Juan de Fuca Distributed Learning (School District No. 62-Sooke) offers grade 8-12 BC Ministry of Education authorized courses leading to grade 12 graduation. The curriculum is delivered using electronic delivery, face to face communication, paper-print based materials, or a combination of these. Electronic delivery includes online courses that use a computer-based delivery, conferencing, virtual classrooms, electronic mail service, seminars, group activities or a combination of these. Students enrolled in JDFDL may take their educational program from home, enroll full-time or part-time or combine a distributed learning program with classroom based instruction in a District school. The JDFDL program meets the provincial standards as outlined in the School Act and is directed and supervised by BC College of Teacher certified teachers. Students receive on-going assessments, report cards, provincial grades and a permanent student record for any courses taken.

North Island Distance Education has been serving the distance learning, and now distributed learning needs of students of all ages, K – 12, since it opened in 1988, as a regional correspondence school serving districts 47, 68, 69, 70, 71, 84 and 85. Technology, connectivity, curriculum and TEACHERS have transformed this once correspondence school into a vibrant learning community offering a variety of choices of pace and space for its learners. Visit the website, or contact the school for details.