Monthly Archives January 29, 2016

School Choice

Online Educators are Pioneers

Jo Marie Bolick

January 29, 2016

School Choice, Teachers Voice, Thought Leadership

Growing up in Kansas, I’ve always been fascinated by pioneers – those who v...

School Choice

All Students Deserve an Opportunity to Succeed

Lauren Weber

January 27, 2016

School Choice, Teachers Voice, Thought Leadership

Recently a series of reports were released which sought to provide informat...

School Choice

My Students Are Not Virtual Twins

Katie Poindexter

January 5, 2016

School Choice, Teachers Voice, Thought Leadership

Last month, CREDO, Mathematica, and CRPE released a study on online charter...

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New from @SunThisweek: MNVA student Evelyn Le found a passion for #volunteering with the Special Journey Group because of her younger sister with special needs. Now, #onlinelearning allows her to continue helping kids while also excelling in school. https://t.co/4THLGIe3qa

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Live on BloggEd: Felicity Kenny is helping girls around the world one dress at a time with Dress a Girl Around the World. The @OHVA_K12 10th grader hopes to give confidence to the girls she helps and inspire others to give back. #onlinelearning https://t.co/E3fI0sKpnE

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New from @VoiceOfPeeDee: After CASC Student Domenico Pugliese faced severe #bullying at his brick-and-mortar school, he turned to #onlinelearning. Now, he's able to give back by #volunteering and excel in school. https://t.co/lmt2wEALUo

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17 Nov

We love seeing our students at families at outings! Everyone had a great time bowling in Huntsville and enjoying the waterfall in Gadsden! #ignitealva #WeAreECS

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16 Nov

Live on BloggED: ARVA student Cole Parker is accomplishing many of his goals both in and out of the classroom. #Onlinelearning allows Cole the opportunity to participate in Junior #ROTC and further his dreams of a #military career. https://t.co/y8AvHauqZ0

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ALVA Ballroom Dancer Escapes Bullying, Chases Her Dreams Through Online School

OHVA Student Helps Girls Around the World

ARVA Student Succeeding in The Classroom and Junior ROTC

FLCCA Student Finds Passion for Military Service

ORVA Faculty and Staff Prep For 2018-19 School Year

ORVA Teacher Strives to Become Oregon State Representative

NCVA Teacher Finds Passion for Serving in Haiti

VAVA Fifth Graders Skype a Scientist!

Nate Davis

Stuart Udell

Kevin P. Chavous

Mary Gifford

Jeff Kwitowski

Sean P. Ryan

Mike Kraft

Why Summer Learning is Not Optional

Why the Senate Needs to Get it Done on CTE

DAVIS: Getting Real About High School Graduation for Black and Brown Students

When Discussing Achievement Gaps, Let’s First Establish the Need for a New Response Model

As Demand for Online Schools Grows, So Does Need for Accurate Evaluation

Let’s Build a Dual-Enrollment Culture

Opinion: Mr. Rogers Got it Right: Let’s Leverage His Legacy to Reform American Education

Online Educators are Pioneers

All Students Deserve an Opportunity to Succeed

My Students Are Not Virtual Twins