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SETON VIRTUAL
A NEW WAY TO BELONG.

SETON VIRTUAL WAS BORN FROM A SIMPLE TRUTH:
SOME GIRLS NEED A DIFFERENT RHYTHM, NOT A DIFFERENT STANDARD.

ELIZABETH SETON HIGH SCHOOL HAS ALWAYS FORMED YOUNG WOMEN WHO ARE THOUGHTFUL, DISCIPLINED, FAITH ROOTED, AND UNAFRAID TO LEAD. SETON VIRTUAL EXTENDS THAT FORMATION INTO A MODEL DESIGNED FOR GIRLS WHOSE LIVES ARE FULL OF TRAINING, OF RESPONSIBILITY, OF AMBITION, OF HEALING, OF GROWTH, AND SISTERHOOD.

THE EXPECTATIONS REMAIN HIGH.
THE FAITH REMAINS CENTRAL.
THE SISTERHOOD REMAINS REAL.

 

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She Is Known

Each morning, she logs in and is met by teachers who know her name.

She is not one square in a grid.

She learns in community.

She is challenged in real time.
She speaks. She listens. She thinks. She grows.

The academic standard is not softened because she is online, It is upheld because she matters.

And when the morning ends, her day opens.

There is space to train at the highest level, to pursue college credit, to care for her mental health, to deepen a calling, to build something of her own.

This model opens the door to new possibilities for how girls can learn, grow, and thrive.

Sisterhood Still Holds Her

Seton Virtual students are a vital part of the life of the school.

They walk the halls.
They attend liturgy.
They show up for games and performances.
They join clubs.
They serve.

They gather twice each month for Sisterhood Fridays which are intentional days of faith, collaboration, service, and shared laughter.

Belonging here is not symbolic, it is lived. Even in a hybrid model, she is never on her own.

Formation Is the Foundation

Rooted in Catholic identity and the charism of the Daughters of Charity, Seton Virtual forms the whole girl.

Her mind is sharpened.
Her character is shaped.
Her discipline is strengthened.
Her faith is nurtured.

She begins with a summer orientation, building habits for online learning and building trust with her cohort.

Not because it is convenient, but because it is who she is becoming.
The Outcome Is the Same

She graduates with a Seton diploma and receives college counseling beginning in ninth grade.

Because this is not a different Seton.

It is the same promise, lived in a new way.
For the Girl Who Is Becoming

Seton Virtual is for the girl who carries ambition quietly but steadily.

The girl balancing big goals.
The girl who needs structure and room to breathe.
The girl who wants sisterhood, but on a different rhythm.

She is not stepping outside tradition.
She is stepping into her future.

The Promise

At Elizabeth Seton, we believe girls are the future.

Seton Virtual does not change that belief, it honors it.

Her future is unfolding now in discipline, in faith, in community, and in courage.

Online. On campus. Always Seton.

 

HOW IT WORKS

A DIFFERENT RHYTHM. THE SAME SETon STANDARD.

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Seton Virtual is built for families who need flexibility without sacrificing excellence. It brings together the structure of live instruction, the freedom of a flexible afternoon, and the community that makes Seton unmistakably Seton. 

Students spend their mornings learning live with Seton faculty. They spend their afternoons pursuing the opportunities that shape who they are becoming. Through regular campus connection, mentorship, and consistent academic support, students remain fully part of the Seton community.

A WEEK
IN THE LIFE

Seton Virtual follows a consistent weekly rhythm. Morning hours are dedicated to live instruction and academic focus. Afternoons create space for personal development, specialized pursuits, and independent learning. Fridays allow for reflection, projects, and community engagement. The result is a schedule that is both disciplined and flexible, designed to help students thrive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Families often have practical questions about schedules, expectations, academics, and student life. This section provides quick answers to common questions about:

General Questions
What is Seton Virtual?
Seton Virtual is a faith-based, college-preparatory online program for young women offered through Elizabeth Seton High School. It extends the Seton experience into a flexible virtual model while preserving the Catholic identity, academic rigor, student support, and sisterhood that define our school.

Is Seton Virtual a separate school from Elizabeth Seton High School?
No. Seton Virtual is part of Elizabeth Seton High School. Students in Seton Virtual are fully Seton students and part of the same school community.

Who is Seton Virtual designed for?
Seton Virtual is designed for girls who want a strong Catholic high school experience but need a different daily rhythm. It may be a good fit for students who are highly motivated, need greater flexibility, are balancing athletics or artistic pursuits, are coming from homeschool or hybrid learning environments, or would benefit from a more personalized schedule.

What grades will Seton Virtual serve?
Seton Virtual will launch with ninth grade and grow over time into a full high school program.

Will Seton Virtual students earn a Seton diploma?
Yes. Students in Seton Virtual will earn an Elizabeth Seton High School diploma.
How It Works
How does the weekly schedule work?
Seton Virtual combines live online instruction with independent learning (through Educere) and regular campus connection. Students attend live classes in the morning and have flexibility in the afternoon for deeper pursuits such as athletics, artistic training, dual enrollment, wellness support, or other structured opportunities. Fridays provide space for office hours, projects, service learning, and community connection.

Are classes live or self-paced?
Both. Seton Virtual includes live, teacher-led classes as well as independent coursework through Educere. This balance allows students to experience real-time instruction and relationships with teachers while also developing responsibility, independence, and time-management skills.

Will my daughter have real teachers and real-time interaction?
Yes. Seton Virtual students learn with teachers who know them, support them, and challenge them. This is not a passive online experience. Students will participate in live classes, discussions, and regular feedback.

Is this homeschool or independent study?
No. Seton Virtual is a structured school program with teacher-led coursework, academic expectations, advising, and support. It is designed for families who want flexibility without giving up accountability, community, or rigor.

How often will students come to campus?
Seton Virtual students will come to campus regularly for community-building, faith formation, student life, academic support, and selected school experiences. They may also come to campus for athletics, clubs, arts, performances, and special events.

Is campus participation required?
Yes, some in-person experiences are part of the Seton Virtual model because sisterhood, formation, and belonging matter deeply to us. Seton Virtual is not meant to be an isolated online experience.
Academics
Will the academics be as rigorous as Seton's in-person program?
Yes. Seton Virtual is built to uphold the same high academic standards that define a Seton education. Students will engage in challenging college-preparatory coursework, meaningful assessments, and consistent teacher feedback.

What courses will students take?
Students will take a college-preparatory sequence that includes core academic subjects such as English, math, science, social studies, and religion, along with required electives and other course options as the program grows.

Who teaches Seton Virtual classes?
Core classes will be taught primarily by Seton faculty, with additional support from approved partners for selected courses.

Will honors, dual enrollment, or advanced coursework be available?
Yes. As the program grows, students will have access to advanced opportunities, including honors-level coursework and dual enrollment options.

Can Seton Virtual students participate in Seton's pre-career programs?
Yes. As students move into the upper grades, they will have opportunities to participate in Seton's outstanding pre-career programs through in-person coursework and related experiences.

How are grades, credits, and transcripts handled?
Seton Virtual students will receive grades, credits, and transcripts through Elizabeth Seton High School, just like other Seton students.
Educere Partnership
What is Educere, and how does it fit into Seton Virtual?
Seton Virtual partners with Educere to offer elective coursework. Educere is an established online course provider that allows students to access a wider range of classes while remaining fully part of the Seton Virtual program.

Which courses will be offered through Educere?
Elective courses will be offered through Educere, including required electives needed for graduation such as Physical Education, Health, Art, and World Language.

Are Educere courses included in tuition?
Yes. Required elective courses offered through Educere are included in the Seton Virtual tuition rate.

Can students take additional Educere courses?
Yes. Students may choose to take additional courses through Educere beyond the required electives.

How much do additional Educere courses cost?
Additional Educere courses typically range from $250 to $500 per course.

Do additional Educere courses need approval?
Yes. All Educere courses must be approved by a student's guidance counselor to make sure they fit her academic plan and graduation requirements.
Faith and Formation
How is Catholic identity part of Seton Virtual?
Catholic identity is central to Seton Virtual. Faith is woven into the life of the program through religion classes, prayer, service, and opportunities to participate in the spiritual life of the Seton community.

Will students take religion classes?
Yes. Religion is a required part of the Seton Virtual academic program.

Will students be able to participate in retreats, prayer, and liturgies?
Yes. Seton Virtual students will be invited into the spiritual life of the school through prayer, liturgies, retreats, and other faith-based experiences both online and in person.

Are service-learning hours required?
Yes. Service is an important part of a Seton education, and Seton Virtual students will complete service-learning requirements as part of their formation.
Student Life, Sisterhood, and Support
Will Seton Virtual students be part of the Seton community?
Yes. Seton Virtual students are fully part of the Seton sisterhood. They are not separate from the life of the school. They will have opportunities to participate in community life, campus events, clubs, athletics, retreats, and other shared experiences.

Can students join clubs and activities?
Yes. Seton Virtual students may participate in clubs, student organizations, leadership opportunities, service initiatives, and school events.

Can students play sports?
Yes. Seton Virtual students may be eligible to participate in Seton athletics as long as they meet school and league requirements.

Will students have counseling and wellness support?
Yes. Students will have access to counseling, academic advising, and wellness support. We are committed to supporting the whole girl - mind, body, and spirit.

How will students stay accountable and supported?
Students will be supported through a strong network that includes teachers, counselors, school leadership, and regular family communication. Seton Virtual is designed so that students are known, guided, and encouraged throughout their high school journey.
Technology
What technology platform will Seton Virtual use?
Seton Virtual will use reliable digital tools that support live instruction, communication, assignments, and collaboration in a clear and organized way.

Will students receive a school device?
Yes. Each Seton Virtual student will receive an Apple MacBook as part of the program.

Will families receive training on the platform and expectations?
Yes. Students and families will receive onboarding and orientation so they feel confident using the technology and understanding the expectations of the program.

What kind of tech support will be available?
Students and families will have access to technology support to help with setup, troubleshooting, and day-to-day use.
Admissions and Tuition
Who is a strong fit for Seton Virtual?
Students who do well in Seton Virtual are typically motivated, organized, responsible, and ready to balance structure with independence. They want flexibility, but they also want to remain connected to a Catholic school community.

What does the admissions process look like?
Families will begin by submitting an inquiry or requesting information, attending an information session or open house, completing the application, and then moving through the enrollment and onboarding process with support from the admissions team.

What information is considered during admissions?
We look at academic readiness, student motivation, fit for the program, and whether the Seton Virtual model aligns well with the student's goals and learning needs.

What is tuition for Seton Virtual?
Annual tuition is $12,500.

Are there additional fees?
Yes. Additional fees include a $250 activity fee, a $380 technology fee, and a $30 parent club fee per family. New student registration fees are waived for the first year of enrollment.

Is financial aid available?
Yes. Financial aid is available for families who demonstrate financial need.

Can families speak with someone before applying?
Yes. We welcome the opportunity to talk with families, answer questions, and help determine whether Seton Virtual is the right fit for your daughter.