Our Mission
To develop global leaders, engage the culture, and touch the world.
The same mission that has shaped Global Vision Christian School for over fifty years, now reaching students far beyond our campus walls.
A Program of GVCS Broadfording
Global Vision Online delivers a full, accredited education to students around the world, taught by real teachers and grounded in strong values.
Our Mission
To develop global leaders, engage the culture, and touch the world.
The same mission that has shaped Global Vision Christian School for over fifty years, now reaching students far beyond our campus walls.
Mission Integration
Every part of the Global Vision Online program is built around three commitments that run from the classroom to the world stage.
Supported by concentrations, leadership roles, and global experiences that prepare students to lead with character and competence wherever life takes them.
Supported by ethics and world studies, English Corner, virtual clubs, and forums designed to help students think critically and engage the world around them.
Supported by service opportunities, global projects, and potential in-person experiences, giving students a vision for how their education can make a real difference.
Why Global Vision Online
Everything that makes Global Vision Online distinctive: rigorous academics, strong values, and genuine community, thoughtfully designed for the online classroom.
Every student begins with a Personalized Learning Path, a plan built around their unique gifts, diploma track, concentrations, and college or career goals.
Earn an Academic or Advanced Academic diploma accredited through ACSI and the Middle States Association, recognized for college admission across the U.S. and internationally.
Go deep in what drives your student: STEM, Health & Medical, Business & Management, Career & Technical Education, or Humanities & Social Sciences.
Challenge your student with Advanced Placement coursework and Grand Canyon University dual enrollment courses, earning real college credit while still in high school.
Internship opportunities support each student's personalized learning path, concentration, and resume, connecting coursework to real-world experience in their field.
Academic support and a structured but flexible rhythm mean students can learn at a pace that works for their family, without sacrificing rigor or community.
Student Support
Students at Global Vision Online have the opportunity to learn and grow at their own pace. A full team of qualified support personnel is available throughout that process.
A certified teacher is assigned to each class to support students through course content, maintain clear communication standards, and uphold academic integrity.
Subject specialists in Math, English, Science, and more provide focused tutoring beyond core course content. Peer tutors work alongside content experts to offer additional support.
Students who struggle with time management, executive functioning, or study habits are paired with organizational coaches who help them build systems that work.
General academic support across subjects, especially for students new to online learning or those with learning differences. Peer tutors assist under faculty monitor supervision.
One-on-one sessions, group webinars ("Understanding U.S. Colleges," "Scholarships and Financial Aid," "International Applications"), and supporting resources for students pursuing higher education.
Personalized career counseling using the Personalized Learning Path. Includes a curated list of local universities, vocational programs, and service opportunities in major student home countries.
Graduation Requirements · 2025–2026
All students must earn a grade of C- (70%) or higher in each course. Students may earn one or more concentrations by completing six credits in a specific discipline, drawn from electives or designated core pathways without increasing total credit requirements.
For students pursuing a rigorous, college-prep education with a strong values-based foundation.
| Subject Area | Credits |
|---|---|
| Religion / Biblical Literature | 3 |
| Mathematics (including Geometry & Algebra II) | 3 |
| English (including Writer's Workshop and Intro. to Grammar) | 6 |
| Biblical Ethics & Worldviews | 1 |
| Social Studies (including U.S. History) | 3 |
| Science (including Biology & Chemistry) | 3 |
| Health | 1 |
| Physical Education | 1 |
| Computer Applications | 1 |
| Foreign Language (same language) | 2 |
| Fine Arts (music, art, yearbook, speech, etc.) | 2 |
| Electives | 4 |
| Total | 30 |
For students pursuing AP coursework, dual enrollment, and the most selective college programs.
| Subject Area | Credits |
|---|---|
| Religion / Biblical Literature | 3 |
| Mathematics (Pre-Calculus or higher, not College Algebra) | 4 |
| English (AP English or advanced Literature/Writing; Eng. 11 & 12) | 6 |
| Biblical Ethics & Worldviews | 1 |
| Social Studies (including U.S. History) | 3 |
| Science (Biology, Chemistry & Physics or AP/college-level 101+) | 4 |
| Health | 1 |
| Physical Education | 1 |
| Computer Applications | 1 |
| Foreign Language (same language) | 2 |
| Fine Arts (music, art, yearbook, speech, etc.) | 2 |
| Electives | 2 |
| Total | 30 |
Mastery Assessments: A student may test out of certain courses to move to a higher level, but credits are not earned for mastery assessments.
Concentrations: Six credits in a discipline earn a concentration alongside the diploma, without increasing total credit requirements beyond 30.
Concentrations
Students who complete six credits in a discipline earn a concentration alongside their diploma, opening doors to internships, dual enrollment, and careers in their chosen field. Select any concentration to explore careers, courses, clubs, and internship opportunities.
Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Virtual Science Research / Journal Club: Read and critique papers from arXiv, PubMed, or Nature; collaborate on citizen science projects. Excellent prep for Regeneron ISEF/STS.
Credits can be earned through Global Vision Online or Grand Canyon University Dual Enrollment (additional fees apply). Six credits in the concentration discipline are required; these may be drawn from electives without increasing total graduation requirements beyond 30 credits.
Nursing, allied health, pre-med pathways
Online Global Health & Public Health Club: Virtual case studies, WHO/CDC report discussions, and advocacy projects. Participants contribute healthcare perspectives from their home countries.
Credits can be earned through Global Vision Online or Grand Canyon University Dual Enrollment (additional fees apply). Six credits in the concentration discipline are required.
Entrepreneurship, finance, leadership
Virtual Entrepreneurship / Startup Pitch Club: Weekly meetings for business ideation, market research, and pitch rehearsals. Great for Blue Ocean and Diamond Challenge competitions.
Credits can be earned through Global Vision Online or Grand Canyon University Dual Enrollment (additional fees apply). Six credits in the concentration discipline are required.
Trades, technology, creative arts
Global Career Exploration & Work-Ready Skills Club: Resume workshops, LinkedIn building, mock interviews, virtual job shadowing, and soft skills challenges.
Credits can be earned through Global Vision Online or Grand Canyon University Dual Enrollment (additional fees apply). Six credits in the concentration discipline are required.
History, literature, counseling, public service
Virtual Model United Nations / Global Diplomacy Club: Simulate UN committees, research countries, write position papers, and run mock sessions. Excellent prep for Best Delegate Virtual MUN.
Credits can be earned through Global Vision Online or Grand Canyon University Dual Enrollment (additional fees apply). Six credits in the concentration discipline are required.
Ways to Learn
One mission, two flexible paths. Choose the one that fits your student and your family this year.
A complete accredited diploma program with academic support, a structured but flexible rhythm for each student, and a graduating class your student belongs to. Academic and Advanced Academic tracks available.
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Join a genuinely global student body. Global Vision Online supports families across the U.S. and around the world, with college counseling tailored to international university pathways.
Learn moreCommunity Life
Global Vision Online is not a content platform. It is a school. Students belong to a community with events, clubs, leadership opportunities, and relationships that matter.
Student-led clubs with a faculty advisor in areas including leadership, entrepreneurship, global health, Model UN, science research, and more, with participation from around the world.
Student government that develops leadership, advocacy, and community-building skills, giving online students a genuine voice in the school they are part of.
Virtual and in-person gatherings that bring the GVO community together, connecting students and families across time zones and continents.
Sessions where students practice English in a structured, facilitated environment using themed discussions and current events prompts. Open to all students.
A leadership program woven through concentrations, student government, and global experiences, designed to develop students who lead with character and conviction.
Collaborative cross-cultural projects and global events (i.e. the Global Youth Forum; J-Term) that put students' learning into practice, connecting the classroom to real opportunities around the world.
Enrollment Process
From first contact to first class day, our admissions team walks alongside every family. There is no wrong time to start. Reach out and we will meet you where you are.
Begin enrollment by submitting transcripts for review. Our admissions team assesses your student's academic history and recommends the right diploma track.
Complete the Personalized Learning Path Inventory with your academic dean. Together you'll determine your diploma preference, concentrations, and graduation plan.
Your student begins classes with certified teachers, connects with the GVO community, and starts working toward their diploma at a pace designed for them.
Our Community
A nurturing and inclusive environment where every child feels known and supported. The teachers take a personalized approach and genuinely care for the students and their future.
Our school community is diverse, but every day we are learning what it means to be family. We help each student discover and pursue what they were made to do.
Our children are educated alongside traditional, homeschool, and international students from around the world, in an environment where every family feels known and welcome.
Begin the Journey
Tell us about your family and we will walk you through every step, from transcripts to your student's Personalized Learning Path and first day of class.