Welcome to Primavera Online School!
Welcome to Primavera!
New to Primavera Online School? Welcome! While learning online can be different from traditional schooling, our virtual classroom is very intuitive. Plus, your teachers and counselors are always ready to help any time to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Below, you’ll find resources to help you learn everything about being a Primavera student and Learning Coach.
School Overview
Tuition-free public school with rigorous online curriculum and high expectations.
Policies & Procedures
School administrators and teachers monitor daily student engagement and work submissions.
Parent/Guardian Involvement
Collaboration of the parent, student and teacher is key for student success.
New Student Resources
There’s so much to look forward to now that you’re a Panther!
As you get started, be sure to download the Primavera Orientation One-Pager. It gives an overview of Primavera and provides information on our policies/procedures and parent/guardian involvement.
Attendance is extremely important for online schools. We do not take attendance in the same way as traditional schools, where attendance is based on whether a student was absent or present every period. Instead, our attendance is based on the number of minutes each student spends working in their courses. Reporting and collecting the correct minutes logged into the system is critical to our school’s funding and ability to pay for our educators, software, and curriculum.
Students will complete both online and offline course work in order to meet their weekly attendance requirements. Please see the link here for information regarding state attendance requirements.
Primavera K-3 grade students are required to attend at least 20 hours a week while our 4-5 grade students are required to attend 30 hours a week.
Primavera’s attendance requirements per grade level are as follows:
- Kindergarten: 20 hrs/week or 4 hrs/day
- 1st-3rd grade: 20 hrs/week or 4 hrs/day
- 4th-5th grade: 30 hrs/week or 6 hrs/day
Grades K-2 usually spend about 3 hours a day online and do the rest of their day offline. Grade 3 usually spends about 4 hours a day online. Grades 4-5 spend about 4 to 5 hours a day online.
What To Include in Your Daily Attendance Log:
Your daily attendance log accounts for all the time you spend on your schoolwork—not just the time you spend working on the digital courseware itself. That means your attendance log should also include the time you spent offline:
- Reading
- Studying
- Going on field trips
- Completing projects
- Working with a tutor
- Doing homework
Make sure you include it all when you record your attendance minutes every day.
Per Arizona State Statute 15-808, attendance must be recorded daily and approved weekly by the parents of each student.
Attendance is extremely important for online schools. We do not take attendance in the same way as traditional schools, where attendance is based on whether a student was absent or present every period. Instead, our attendance is based on the number of minutes each student spends working in their courses. Reporting and collecting the correct minutes logged into the system is critical to our school’s funding and ability to pay for our educators, software, and curriculum.
Students will complete both online and offline course work in order to meet their weekly attendance requirements. Please see the link here for information regarding state attendance requirements.
Attendance and Course Requirements:
- Complete coursework 5 days out of the week
- Attendance should be submitted and verified daily
- Total attendance for a completed full week is approximately:
- Semester courses: 1 hour per course per day – 5 hours weekly
- 6 courses would be about 30 hour’s weekly total
- Six-week courses: 3 hours per course per day – 15 hours weekly
- 2 courses would be about 30 hour’s weekly total
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Trimester courses: 1.5 hours per course per day – 7.5 hours weekly
- 4 courses would be about 30 hour’s weekly total
- Semester courses: 1 hour per course per day – 5 hours weekly
- Failure to start and complete coursework could result in withdrawal from Primavera
What To Include in Your Daily Attendance Log:
Your daily attendance log accounts for all the time you spend on your schoolwork—not just the time you spend working on the digital courseware itself. That means your attendance log should also include the time you spent offline:
- Reading
- Studying
- Going on field trips
- Completing projects
- Working with a tutor
- Doing homework
Make sure you include it all when you record your attendance minutes every day.
Per Arizona State Statute 15-808, attendance must be recorded daily and approved weekly by the parents of each student.
Running into issues?
If you are having problems, please call 480.456.6678 for assistance.
Have questions?
Visit the Request More Info page on our website or check out our FAQs page.
Remember, you can also reach out to faculty and staff whenever you have questions. They’re always here for you!