Electric Education is a Distributed Learning program which provides curriculum and support to parents and students who are looking for alternative ways to complete the BC Dogwood.  We are located in the O’Brien Technology Center in Dawson Creek, BC. The school provides hard copy and online curriculum for Kindergarten through Grade 12, as well as Adult Learners. Electric Ed. provides Home Learners with an option within the public school system. Most students attend once a week for course assistance and the opportunity to socialize with students their age.  Currently, Electric Ed is moving towards providing more courses and student support online.  Virtual classrooms, online tutoring, online resources, and onsite course assistance engage students in self-directed learning. 

Delta's Home Quest program is designed for students in Kindergarten to Grade 7. The staff at Home Quest is committed to providing quality educational instruction and support to students and families seeking an alternative to a traditional classroom-based model. Home Quest offers a variety of weekly face-to-face classes throughout the year, which will cover many of the prescribed learning outcomes in subject areas such as Fine Arts, Physical Education, Language Arts, French, Science and Math. The classes, as well as field trips and special events, provide opportunities for students to gain experiences that might be difficult to provide in individual settings. They allow for social interaction, and assist in long-term skill development as each class builds on the skills of past experiences. Our goal is to offer classes and learning experiences that broaden each student’s educational base and provide enriching experiences, within the guidelines of a Distributed Learning program.

The RMDLS was initially created to serve the needs of our out of area Sport School students. It now also provides learning opportunities for students both in and out of our district to take courses not currently available in their schools or for those who require flexible studies.

The New Westminster Homelearners’ Program is a community-based, fully funded Kindergarten to grade 8 program supporting families who choose to take an active role in the education of their children. Our program focuses on a three way partnership between parents, teachers and children, while respecting individual learning styles and family goals. The key to the success of students in our program is the active daily involvement of parents in their child’s learning.

Delta School District is pleased to provide online learning opportunities to students in British Columbia. We offer a wide variety of courses designed to meet a wide range of needs. By enrolling with Delta Access, you will receive a rich educational experience taught by highly qualified teaching staff. Online learning offers students opportunities to access good instructional materials that fully meets the provincial learning outcomes using technologies that provide access at times and places convenient to students.