1. What is Cyberscience?
2. Who can participate?
3. When and where is the class?
4. How will tests and quizzes work?

What is Cyberscience?

Paul VI Catholic High School introduces a new series of 
Cyberscience (hybrid, online science) courses. The courses are 
advanced level semester electives, consisting of a self paced, 
online course, coupled with bimonthly afternoon laboratory 
sessions at PVI. This format requires a highly motivated, 
organized student capable of independent work.  

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Who can participate?

Cyberscience courses are open to PVI students as well as students 
from other high schools that satisfy the course requirements. 
Prerequisites: Biology, Chemistry.  Students must have internet 
access.

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When and where is the class?

Lecture occurs when and where the student's schedule permits.  
Students may work on the course during a standard studyhall or 
after school.

Labs take place at PVI every two weeks.  Students may complete 
the lab activity anytime between 2:00 and 6:00 PM.

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How will tests and quizzes work?

Assessments will take occur in several ways. Un-proctored quizzes 
are available via the course website. Proctored tests are 
available at PVI and at remote sites with a prior arrangement.

•Chapter Reading Quizzes (approx. 8, timed, un-proctored)
•Lecture Checkpoint Quizzes (approx. 16, un-proctored)
•Pre-lab Quizzes (approx. 8, timed, un-proctored)
•Lab Reports (approx. 8, electronic submission)
•Chapter Tests (approx. 8, remote/ proctored)

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