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. The event highlighted the benefits of virtual learning and West Virginia Virtual Academy’s Career and College Prep program, which helps students explore post-secondary pathways. West Virginia Virtual Academy, now in its third year, is set to graduate its first senior class in May. The celebration emphasized school choice as a vital option for students across West Virginia.
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