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Home - General FAQ - Nevada Virtual Charter School Language arts, math, science, history, art, health PE and music are the core courses There are also other courses in the appropriate grade levels, such as world languages High school students also have access to AP® courses, as well as numerous elective courses Visit our middle school, and high school curriculum pages for more details
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