Wisconsin families looking to switch schools have a new option for virtual high school — Wisconsin Connections Academy (WCA), the state’s high-quality, highly accountable virtual public school, is now offering online learning for grades K-12 starting in the 2011-2012 school year. This year’s public school open enrollment period started February 7th and will run through February 25th, 2011.
“We have received numerous requests from satisfied parents who want their children to continue with the Connections Academy program beyond eighth grade,” said Michelle Mueller, principal of WCA. “I encourage families to learn about WCA’s new online high school and our well-established K-8 program at one of the upcoming parent information sessions planned throughout the state. This next year is going to be very exciting for all of us.”
In addition to providing a seamless K-12 school experience, WCA’s comprehensive new high school program will be a challenging, standards-based curriculum offering high-schoolers a wide variety of rigorous courses that provide a solid foundation for whatever path they choose upon graduation – attending college or starting a career. Each high school student will be loaned a laptop for the year. Core courses cover subjects in math, science, language arts and social studies; electives range from foreign languages to digital technology, journalism and art history. Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) courses will also available, along with comprehensive, academic, college and career-planning guidance services.?
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