Is elementary virtual learning live or self-paced?

Launch's elementary programming requires a full-time schedule. Students are expected to log in daily for teacher-led instruction, all with brain breaks, lunch and recess built in!

How much parent involvement is needed?

While Launch provides a full-time teacher for students to learn and thrive, parent support is needed to help ensure students can log in and be successful.

Do students have specials like PE, music, and art?

Yes! Launch includes these specials courses.

Can students receive IEP or 504 accommodations?

Yes, Launch has a full team of Special Education teachers that support students with specialized needs.

A Strong Start from Home

Launch elementary students learn through live, teacher-led instruction, small-group support, hands-on activities, and daily routines designed for young learners.

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Full-Time Programming

Students in grades K-5 enroll in full-time programming with a daily schedule (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.).

Real-Time Instruction

Students recieve live, teacher-led instruction complete with daily lessons, lunch breaks, and recess.

Built for Home Learning

Learning combines live lessons, small-group support, workbook activities, adaptive tools, and hands-on materials.

A Strong Foundation for our Youngest Learners

Launch's elementary programming is designed to provide your child with real-time instruction, clear routines, and daily contact and conversation with their teacher with minimal parent suspport. Students learn in a full-time virtual classroom with their peers, just as they would if they attended a brick and mortar school!

In addition to live lessons in core content areas, students enjoy small-group activities and specials including Art, PE and Music. Elementary students are provided with a learning kit that includes workbooks and hands-on materials, such as math manipulatives and supplies for art projects.

Morning Meeting (8:00 a.m.)Start the day with connection and routine

English Language Arts (8:15 a.m.)Live instruction, small groups, literacy stations, and hands-on practice

WIN Time (10:45 a.m.)Individualized small group intervention for reading and math

Lunch & Recess (11:15 a.m.)Time to recharge!

Math (12:00 p.m.)Whole-group lessons, independent practice, and small-group support

Recess (1:15 p.m.)Time to recharge throughout the day

Content (1:30 p.m.)Social Studies, Science, and Health

Specials (2:00 p.m.)Weekly PE, music, and art lessons

What families can expect

Materials Provided

Launch provides elementary students with learning kits that include workbooks, art supplies, and math manipulatives.

Teacher Communication

Families stay connected with teachers and know how their child is progressing.

Clear Routines

Students begin each day with predictable structure and teacher guidance.

All-encompassing Support

Teachers, counselors, and support staff help students and families navigate virtual learning.

While instruction is provided by the teacher, elementary students learn best when a caring adult is nearby to help them stay on routine, manage materials and build independence.

Program Quick Facts

GradesK–5

Time CommitmentWeekdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

InstructionLive, Synchronous Daily Lessons, and Specials (Art, PE, and Music)

SupportTeachers, Counselors, Gifted Programming, IEP accommodations, 504 accommodations, and more

SubjectsReading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, PE and Music

Important Dates

Fall Enrollment ClosesSeptember 15, 2026

Last Day of First QuarterOctober 22, 2026

Last Day of First SemesterDecember 23, 2026

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Is Launch a good fit for your elementary child?

For young learners, virtual school works best when families want structure, teacher connection and a caring adult nearby to help with routines and materials.

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Your child benefits from structure and routine.Live lessons, small groups, independent practice, lunch, movement breaks, and specials create a steady rhythm.

You provide key support and encouragement.A caring adult helps students log in, stay on routine, manage materials, and build independence over time.

Your family feels connected.Launch teachers work with students and families to develop relationships and help students find success in the virtual classroom.

I feel like we have a lot of ways to make friends in our classes. We go into breakout rooms, and I have even added some kids on Messenger to talk and video chat.
– Launch elementary student

Frequently Asked Questions

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