Hybrid Programs

Hybrid programming, where online students take 1-3 concurrent in-person classes, is a great option for students and families who want the flexibility of online classes, while still enjoying in-person experiences that can't be replicated online. Many online students choose to have a hybrid schedule that includes performing arts classes like band, dance, or orchestra, or hands-on Career and Technical Education courses (CTE), like Automotive Technology.

"Perfect for learners who want the flexibility of online classes, but still want in-person electives like Automotive Tech or performance arts."

"Hybrid schedule" refers to students who are taking the majority of their classes online (at least 3 classes online), with 1-3 classes taken in-person. These students are scheduled by the Farmington Online department and should enroll in Farmington Online just like any other full-time online student. The Farmington Online counselor will schedule your student for both their online and in-person courses.

If your student has the majority of their schedule in-person and only wants to take 1-2 classes online, they are not considered a hybrid student; they are considered a "21f" in-person student and should not enroll in Farmington Online. If your student only wants to take 1-2 classes online, please contact your regular school counselor at North Farmington or Farmington High.

How Does Hybrid Programming Work?

How Does Hybrid Programming Work?

Hybrid Programming is not available to Grades PreK-5 / Elementary
Students have the same schedule every day, and daily attendance is required. Students attend their in-person classes every day, and work on their online classes every day. Hybrid schedules that alternate attendance, such as attending in-person every other day, are not available.
Families must provide their own transportation. Students may not stay on school grounds outside of school hours when they have in-person classes.
Any class that is offered in-person is typically available, as long as space is available in the course and the class is offered at a consistent time. For example, at the middle school level only electives are offered at a consistent time due to the scheduling of students in cohorts, so only electives may be available for hybrid schedules at the middle schools.
Hybrid schedules must be approved and scheduled well in advance of the start of the semester. Contact your counselor for specific timelines.

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