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Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP)
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The Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP) is designed to expand the range of courses and opportunities offered to students by increasing access to online learning.
To enroll in the Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP), contact your student's school counselor or visit mocap.mo.gov
Before electing to enroll in a virtual program, it is important to consider is virtual learning is in the best educational interest of the individual student. We encourage you to consider the following:
Legal Notice
Because virtual instruction can be an effective education option for some students, the district may offer virtual courses to students through district staff or by contracting for those services as part of the district-sponsored curriculum. In addition, eligible students may enroll in virtual courses offered through the Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP). Depending upon the MOCAP program/provider, a student enrolling full-time in virtual learning may be unenrolled from the Wentzville School District and enrolled in the MOCAP provider's host site (see mocap.mo.gov for more information). The district will accept all grades and credits earned through district-sponsored virtual instruction and MOCAP.The district is not required to provide students access to or pay for courses beyond the equivalent of full-time enrollment.
Students taking courses virtually are subject to district policies, procedures, and rules applicable to students enrolled in traditional courses including, but not limited to, the district's discipline code and prohibitions on academic dishonesty, discrimination, harassment, bullying, and cyberbullying.