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The Path
Our proven 6-step process takes you from assessment to diploma, ensuring mastery at every stage.
Take a placement test to determine your current skill level and learning path.
Study interactive lessons and concepts before entering the virtual lab.
Practice hands-on skills in immersive VR environments with real-time feedback.
Demonstrate your mastery through project presentations and skill assessments.
Earn official academic credits that count toward your high school diploma.
Graduate with a fully accredited high school diploma recognized by colleges and employers.
The Science
The neuroscience foundation
The hippocampus navigates physical space and consolidates long-term memory — the same structure, doing both simultaneously. When students walk through a concept in three dimensions, they encode it more deeply, more durably, and more transferably than with text on a flat page. This is not a metaphor. It is the fundamental reason spatial learning works.
The World Labs technology
World Labs Marble renders photorealistic 3D environments using Gaussian Splatting — millions of radiance-field points that capture real light, depth, and texture. Teachers generate learning environments from a text prompt. Students navigate them in any browser. No headset. No install. Just a world to step inside.
SofAI — the campus guide
SofAI understands the current page, the active course, and the student's progress. It doesn't replace teachers — it extends them. The student stuck at 11pm gets help. The parent wondering about transcripts gets a clear answer. The teacher who wants to know which worlds their students are exploring gets a live view.
Using World Labs Marble, teachers generate photorealistic Gaussian Splatting environments from a prompt. Students navigate them in any browser — no headset, no download.
The Results
VR School students vs. national average proficiency rates.
Enrollment takes minutes. Your first Marble world is waiting. WASC-accredited. UC A-G approved. SofAI-guided.