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WIVA Teacher Wins Educator of Distinction, Inspires Recent Grad to Teach

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December 1, 2016

School Stories, Teachers Voice

Through teaching, an educator can completely change a student’s life. Wisco...

The Arts

iCademy Student Stars in Film About Autistic Child

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December 1, 2016

The Arts

While Julian Feder was busy promoting his starring role in his latest movie...

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18 Jan

New from @DispatchAlerts: @OHVA_K12 student Judah Lee is an advocate for giving back to others. "Attending school at OHVA gives me the freedom to complete my classwork and contribute to causes that matter to me most," Judah said. #onlinelearning https://t.co/a0Fd1jUOJZ

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16 Jan

Twitter: New from @WISH_TV: Bringing different cultures together through #music is something one Indianapolis @Hoosier_K12 family enjoys. With #onlinelearning, the Keyes siblings can focus on academics and get ready for their upcoming @KOMBandIndy tour. https://t.co/ocOCfeSMYJ

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15 Jan

#Onlinelearning gives students the opportunity to pursue their passions! Last month, @OHVA_K12 student Elana Spiegel joined 400+ teenagers from North & South America at the @NCSY Torah study! The central theme of the annual #YarcheiKallah program was "The Life of Moshe." @CleveJN

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15 Jan

New from @tctimes: MCVA student Rainey Terpenining organized a donation drive to benefit her community this past holiday season. Thanks to #onlinelearning, Rainey was able to help #Michigan families in need by #givingback https://t.co/xuCvZCgHJI

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14 Jan

New from @DailyCaller: @K12Learn's Dr. Patrick Michel discusses how project-based learning is preparing students for the future. "With project-based learning, students solve realistic problems similar to what they will face after graduation," he says. https://t.co/XYbfm4k9wl

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GCA Family Helps Teens Volunteer Through Non-Profit Organization

From Bullied to Beaming: How Online School Built ISPA Student’s Confidence

GCA Student Uses Platform to Promote Service

ARVA Student Earns Awards for Volunteer 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!

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Stuart Udell

Kevin P. Chavous

Mary Gifford

Sean P. Ryan

Mike Kraft

Jeff Kwitowski

Opinion: Public Education Requires Renewed Focus on Skills-Based Learning

DAVIS: The Continuous Evolution of Online Schools

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

WIVA Teacher Wins Educator of Distinction, Inspires Recent Grad to Teach

iCademy Student Stars in Film About Autistic Child