As students across the state head back to classes this week with COVID-19 precautions and new school safety plans in place, a number of students will log on to their computers for their first day of classes, this time by choice.
All online, and with students from across the state. When her school opened in 2017 there were around 1,200 students. This year they expect 3,000.
At just 16 years old she’ll graduate with her high school diploma and an associate degree in chemistry. The classes she took to earn both were free, as the virtual learning schools receive money from their local affiliate districts.
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