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Launch a Virtual School or Program

Give students flexibility without losing enrollment.

Launch a district-branded virtual or hybrid program in weeks. Give families the flexibility they're looking for while protecting enrollment and funding.

When families need flexibility, they shouldn't have to leave your school.

Without a flexible option, their next move may be a cyber charter, homeschool program, or neighboring district.

With Subject, their next move can still be you.

One virtual program. Multiple ways to grow enrollment.

Retain

Keep students considering leaving.

Re-enroll

Bring former students back.

Attract

Enroll students you weren't reaching before.

Expand

Serve more students without adding more staff.

You run the school. Subject powers what’s behind it.

Subject gives schools the curriculum, technology, instructional support, and infrastructure to operate virtual learning at scale.

6–12 Curriculum

Core, electives, AP and career-connected courses in one course library.

Personalized Content

Embed student interests directly into lesson examples, prompts, and visuals.

Certified Teachers

Add state-certified instructional support where your district needs it without adding full-time positions.

Virtual + Hybrid Models

Support fully virtual students, hybrid schedules, individual virtual courses, or an entire district virtual academy.

Attendance + Accountability

Capture student engagement and activity data to support your district's attendance and reporting requirements.

Student Support

Keep students connected with pacing tools, progress visibility, and 24/7 academic support.

How Portage Township Schools planned for 50 virtual students and welcomed 200+

How one virtual school built academics around the lives of student-athletes

  1. We can manage marketing too

Subject doesn't only help you launch your virtual school. We help families find it.

Lead Generation

Case Study

Wayne County had one teacher for every 50 students. Then they found Subject.

Serving grades 7-12 at a 50:1 student-teacher ratio, where roughly a third of students are low-income certified, Wayne County Virtual School was working against the odds on state testing: in Fall 2024, students were answering fewer than three in ten Biology I questions correctly on the TCAP end-of-course exam.

After moving 100% of its students onto Subject in Fall 2025, scores rose in every TCAP subject area - Biology I up 77 points and U.S. History up 7.2 by Spring 2026. Over the same stretch, 82% of WCVS students passed their courses, against a 63% national virtual school average.

Average increase in test scores

+7.7 pts

Students who pass their courses

82%

Keep your students and your funding

Give families the flexibility they need through a district they trust.

Your staff headcount doesn’t change, but your enrollment does.