West Virginia Virtual Academy celebrated its first-ever graduating class with over 80 students at a ceremony in Charleston. Students like Skylar Chinn praised the flexibility of virtual learning, balancing school with work. Parents, initially uncertain, found it a great fit for their kids. Since launching in 2022, the school has grown from 400 to 2,000 students. Leaders credit the dedicated teachers and personalized approach, while students highlight the surprising social benefits and strong sense of community.
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