While the kids, the school, and the classroom are real, most of the teaching staff is not. Welcome to the future. The students look more like disc jockeys than students. Once logged on, interactive lessons are taken via the laptop computer. If a student doesn't understand what is being presented, they send a question via the laptop and receive an explanation via the head set.
Students work at their own pace, completing five lesson modules per week.
Once a lesson module is completed, a quiz is taken and scored immediately. A passing score is anything above eighty points. Less than that and the lesson module must be taken again, only this time with different information. The intent is to learn not to just memorize. For each lesson module at the high school level, there are sixty different combinations, meaning a student could take a lesson module sixty times without seeing the same question.