In a traditional classroom setting a teacher is present to monitor the student and their behavior. With virtual classrooms becoming more common, and parents often required to be physically present at their jobs or other engagements, students are often home alone. A teacher conducting a virtual class may not notice when a student closes their eyes, leaves, or performs other undesired actions. By providing the students with a full two-way communication with their teacher, the student is presented with a lesson and classroom activities. By providing a parent or other authorized person with a feed signal that excludes children that are not their own, the parent may remotely monitor the student, such as to ensure the student is attentive to their teacher or otherwise not engaged in any undesired activities.