Bentley, a 12-year-old from Texas, found a fresh start through virtual learning after struggling with bullying in a traditional school setting. His mother discovered Texas Virtual Academy at Hallsville, a full-time online public school serving students across the state. Since making the switch, he has transformed from feeling unhappy and struggling academically to becoming a straight-A student while staying socially engaged.
Texas State University’s Continuing Education Office and MedCerts, a nationally recognized leader in online healthcare training, are excited to announce a partnership aimed at increasing access to high-quality medical education. By joining forces, TXST will offer seven MedCerts healthcare programs, including Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician Professional and Professional Coder.
Jazlyn, a student from Destinations Career Academy of Colorado, has transformed her life through perseverance and hard work. Once struggling with isolation, poor grades, and bullying, she is now an honor roll student, SkillsUSA state president, and a dedicated volunteer. She recently graduated early and is preparing to attend Charis Bible College to pursue her dream of becoming a minister.
Destinations Career Academy of Colorado has received NCAA approval, giving student-athletes the flexibility to pursue both academics and athletics without compromise. This approval ensures that students can meet NCAA eligibility requirements and benefit from Destinations Career Academy of Colorado’s online learning model.
Kieu has been passionate about artistic roller skating since she was four, recently placing fourth in the World Skate Junior Ladies competition. Training up to five hours a day, she has earned multiple national titles while balancing online high school at Florida Cyber Charter Academy and a part-time job.
Sachchit, a Texas Online Preparatory School student, won top prizes at the Business Professionals of America regional competition for his 3D-modeled home design, inspired by disabled veterans.
Over 200 job seekers attended the Georgia Charter Schools Association’s 2025 Charter School Job Fair at KIPP Atlanta Collegiate, connecting with 20 metro Atlanta charter schools, including Destinations Career Academy of Georgia.
Niyoka McCoy, Chief Learning Officer at Stride, Inc., has been named one of The Top 50 Women Leaders of Jacksonville for 2025 by Women We Admire.
West Virginia Virtual Academy kicked off National School Choice Week with a celebration at the state capitol, bringing together over 50 families to meet with lawmakers.
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.