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June 26, 2018

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Luca Lim was fascinated with short track speed skating as a young child wat...

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GWUOHS Senior Excels Academically in Online Curriculum

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November 15, 2017

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Sophia Nguyen is ahead of the curve. At age 17, the senior at George Washin...

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15 Feb

MVCA students invaded @AbramsSkyNotes for an "Intergalactic Get-Together." Not only did students get an out-of-this world #astronomy lesson, they also got a chance to meet up with their teachers and classmates in person. https://t.co/wumtjAxa54 #onlinelearning

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15 Feb

Thanks to #onlinelearning, Tao Rodriguez can take his teachers with him wherever he goes. Whether the @keystone_school student is preparing to surf the waves or compete in events around the world, he doesn’t worry about falling behind in his classes. https://t.co/d3EAsJ6j8F

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13 Feb

.@ncva_k12 student Emily Wollum is making the time to serve others. For the past 5 years Emily has volunteered with @MarblesRaleigh where she gives #STEM lessons to kids. "NCVA gives me more time in my day to volunteer," she said. https://t.co/LiCAfOEIIt #onlinelearning

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12 Feb

Shows like #LawandOrder inspired Kiera Pritchett to consider a career in forensic science. Thanks to the health science courses at @CODCA_K12, she is getting an early start on exposure to the medical field. https://t.co/kKoeAyOh2F @ColoradoNewsCCM #careerreadiness #onlinelearning

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11 Feb

After moving from Mexico to Oklahoma on her own, Esmeralda Soto had to drop out of school to support herself. With @FuelEducation and #onlinelearning she was able to go back to school and get her diploma. Watch her interview with @KSNNews: https://t.co/38OcudcWcA #blendedlearning

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Check Out This K12-Powered Olympic Hopeful’s Graduation Speech!

GWUOHS Senior Excels Academically in Online Curriculum