Amy Johnson, Executive Director of Arkansas Virtual Academy (ARVA), shares her leadership journey and innovative approach to virtual education in an exclusive interview. From transforming a former warehouse into the ARVA Hub to pioneering virtual CTSO chapters, Amy emphasizes creativity, grit, and the importance of student-centered education. She highlights key habits for staying motivated, like staying connected to the mission, prioritizing gratitude, and embracing feedback. Passionate about individualized learning, Amy’s leadership continues to inspire growth and success at ARVA.
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