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FLVS Corkboard: Spring Highlights

By Florida Virtual School on February 8th, 2021

Hey Florida Virtual School students and families! We hope the start of spring semester is being kind to you. At FLVS, there are all kinds of ways to get involved beyond our online courses. We’re happy to share a few highlights of upcoming events.

How FlexPoint Virtual School Helps Morgan Succeed

By Florida Virtual School on January 29th, 2021

For millions of students around the world, the first day of school looked different in 2020.

This year, Morgan and her classmates woke up on their first day of school to an all-new learning experience with FlexPoint Virtual School Elementary School. Instead of lacing up their sneakers, grabbing their lunch box, or rushing to the bus with backpacks stuffed full of supplies, students eagerly awaited their first online lesson.

Teachers Share Fun Ways to Encourage Reading

By Florida Virtual School on January 27th, 2021

In honor of Celebrate Literacy Week, we’re sharing tips for parents to encourage students’ love of reading. The importance of reading or being read to cannot be overstated, with an impact that extends beyond just hearing stories.

Four Years of Foreign Language: Worth it?

By Florida Virtual School on January 19th, 2021

This article was originally written and published in the FLVS student newspaper, News in a Click.

Foreign language courses are required subjects that students must take two years of during their four years of high school. Depending on which courses are offered by the school, students may be able to take two years of Spanish, French, Mandarin, or any other available choice. While two years are the minimum requirement, there are additional courses that offer more in-depth practice and understanding of the language, such as Spanish 3 or Spanish 4.

FLVS Student Helps Those in Need

By Florida Virtual School on January 15th, 2021

This article was originally written and published in the FLVS student newspaper, News in a Click.

Theodore Kiselev is a Florida Virtual School student with high goals and an amazing reputation. Known for his work with his very own organization, “Help When Needed,” he is working to make his community better for everyone’s wellbeing. Theodore works very hard to make sure people get the help that they need and works to balance his time with school and this wonderful organization.

Online Learning Provides Learning Consistency

By Florida Virtual School on January 13th, 2021

As coronavirus cases surge, online learning continues to grow in popularity for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Many Florida families have chosen to continue taking courses at Florida Virtual School in the spring semester of 2021 with the aim to continue learning uninterrupted.

Tips for Creating the Perfect Learning Space

By Florida Virtual School on January 4th, 2021

Still settling into an at-home learning routine this semester? If so, you may find that you are having a tough time staying focused, on track, or organized. If this is the case, we have a few tips to help you create the perfect learning environment at home.

Meet Sofia, FLVS Student and Ballerina

By Florida Virtual School on December 14th, 2020

As winter approaches, thousands of dancers around the world have been preparing for one of the most well-known ballets of the holiday season, The Nutcracker. Although this year has presented many challenges, our dedicated dancers and performers say, “The show must go on!”

FLVS Corkboard: Winter Newsletter

By Florida Virtual School on December 4th, 2020

It’s hard to believe it’s December already! The winter holidays always bring a bustle of fun and festivities and we are excited to share several activities happening soon. But first, from all of us at FLVS, we wish you and your family a wonderful and safe holiday season.

Reasons to Stick with Online School this Spring

By Florida Virtual School on November 23rd, 2020

With so many families new to online learning this year, Florida Virtual School (FLVS) is focused on helping current students and families plan for a successful spring semester.