Graduation 2022

#Classof2022 Graduate Finds Hope Through Connection

By Hailey Fitch on June 21st, 2022

When Florida Virtual School graduate Hope Vichi was only 11 years old, she was given a medical diagnosis that forever changed her life. Through her positive spirit, her relentless pursuit of advocating for her health, and the support of her family and friends (especially her mom who advocated for her every day), Hope overcame challenge after challenge.

#Classof2022: It’s Our Time to Shine

By Florida Virtual School on May 26th, 2022

This post was written by 2021-22 FLVS Full Time National Honor Society President, Aani Mehta.

Hello everyone, my name is Aani Mehta and I had the privilege of being your National Honor Society President for the Class of 2022. 

I can’t believe that we’re done with high school, finally! Some of you might be going to college or taking a gap year and others might not know where your journey is going to take you next.  

#Classof2022: We’re Just Getting Started

By Florida Virtual School on May 18th, 2022

This post was written by 2021-22 FLVS Full Time Senior Class President, Gianna Suarez.

Hello, class of 2022! I would first like to congratulate every one of you for the perseverance and dedication that has led you to today. You all pushed through the hardships the world has thrown at us the past few years and made it to this monumental event. You should be unquestionably proud of your accomplishments.  

#Classof2022 Grad, Zachary D., Looks Back on 5 Years with FLVS

By Elizabeth Jones on May 6th, 2022

Cue the Graduation song, we’re about to celebrate #Classof2022 graduate, Zachary Donaldson!

Looking back on the past 5 years, Zachary couldn’t have known how much Florida Virtual School (FLVS) would impact his academic years. He simply wanted to transition out of homeschool to an accredited program. Now, Zachary says, “FLVS has helped me reach my fullest potential.”

10 “Fin”tastic Years with Megabyte

By Florida Virtual School on March 8th, 2022

Did you know sharks are believed to have first appeared 450 million years ago? While our favorite shark hasn’t been around for that long—he’s undoubtedly left his mark on countless students. And with his graduation just around the corner, we thought it would be fun to learn more about his history.