Ohio Virtual Academy provided Colby Anderson the flexibility to accelerate his education—allowing him to take high school courses in middle school and start college at 14. Now a senior at Wright State University, he’s on track to earn his computer engineering degree at just 18. Recently awarded a Booz Allen Hamilton scholarship, Colby’s journey proves that with the right support, students can achieve remarkable success.
Twelve-year-old pianist Ilyannie, a Washington Virtual Academies student, will perform at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall on March 15 after winning first place in the Crescendo International Piano Competition.
Idaho teacher Abigail Heikes is redefining agricultural education by bringing hands-on, interactive learning to virtual students at Idaho Technical Career Academy.
Marian University Preparatory School is hosting a virtual panel, MU Prep 101, on March 19 to showcase its online K-12 education model. The event will highlight how MU Prep supports students academically, personally, and with faith-based values. Families can hear from students, parents, and teachers about the benefits of virtual learning.