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May 5th, 2023
In a Rolling Stone interview early in her career, Taylor Swift admitted, “I think I have a big fear of things spiraling out of control.” And that was before this past November’s Ticketmaster...
March 24th, 2023
So you're ready to make the switch to a cyber school! Congratulations! We're here with some help on how to choose the one that fits your child best — whether it's a cyber charter school,...
September 8th, 2023
As the school year starts and students begin to hunker down to their studies, many families begin to explore the wonderful world of clubs and extracurricular opportunities. PA Virtual prides itself...
Cyber High School | Elementary School | Middle School
As the school year starts and students begin to hunker down to their studies, many families begin to explore the wonderful world of clubs and extracurricular opportunities. PA Virtual prides itself on its club offerings, with over 30 to choose from. Students can capture moments through photography in our Photography Club, delve into spiritual discussions in the Bible Blast Club & Young Muslims Club, ignite their passion for the performing arts in our Acting Club, sharpen their strategic minds in the Chess Club, find inner peace in Yoga Club, and countless other exciting options. These clubs are not just extracurricular activities; they are a gateway to fostering creativity, building friendships, and discovering new interests. Join us on this journey as we delve into a few of PA Virtual Charter School's club programs, where opportunities for growth and enrichment abound. For PA Virtual families, you will see who to contact if you want to be part of any of these clubs this school year. As we move throughout the year, look for more blog posts highlighting individual clubs!
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High school is a realm of possibilities, challenges, and growth. As your teenager steps into this daunting and challenging world of education, your guidance as a parent becomes an even more essential compass. High school isn't just about classes; it's a time for self-discovery and laying the groundwork for the future. In this guide, we dive into five key areas that will equip both students and parents with the tools to navigate high school's intricate path with confidence and success.
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Middle school—a period of exploration, growth, and new horizons. As your child takes their next steps on this educational adventure, your role as a parent becomes even more crucial. Middle school introduces fresh challenges and opportunities, and your support can be the guiding light that illuminates their path. From fostering curiosity to navigating the digital world, from personal development to embracing creativity. In this section tailored for parents, we'll dive into strategies that will empower you to not only navigate middle school alongside your child but also enrich their experience, ensuring they thrive both academically and personally. So, let's embark on this journey together, armed with wisdom and enthusiasm, as we prepare our middle schoolers for a fulfilling and impactful educational ride.
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Cyber High School | Quick Tips in Education
Summer is a time of relaxation and exploration, where children can immerse themselves in the wonders of the world around them. One of the best ways to unlock the potential of their imagination and keep their minds active is through enrolling them in a summer reading program at their local library, museum, or school. We'll explore the numerous benefits of summer reading programs and why parents should consider making this enriching experience an essential part of their child's summer vacation.
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Cyber High School | Did You Know?
Every morning is a constant struggle to get your student to school. While they moan and groan, the incomplete assignments pile up. Emails and phone calls from school trickle in as a constant reminder that this challenge exists each day. You’ve discussed your concerns with the local school district, but it isn’t the solution you need. Your child is bright and you simply want to see them become successful. What more can you do? Are there any other options out there for your student? Do you have control over your child’s education?
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