Ohio Virtual Academy celebrated National School Choice Week with a fun-filled bowling event for students. Special Education Teacher Tina Denny highlighted the benefits of virtual learning, where students receive live instruction from certified teachers while learning in a flexible environment. She emphasized how Ohio Virtual Academy supports students struggling in traditional classrooms, including those with IEPs or health concerns. The event aimed to foster friendships and create lasting memories while showcasing the importance of school choice for families.
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