HELENA — Students at Project for Alternative Learning are getting a whole new perspective in the classroom without ever leaving their seats. The school has rolled out virtual reality headsets to bring lessons to life. “We have been using it for learning purposes,” Bridger Mason, a PAL student, says. Madelyn Heath, MTN News Bridger Mason, a student at PAL High School, uses VR to conduct a mock oil change. The virtual reality class is three weeks long, and it gives students the opportunity to experiment with different career paths.