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online learning to public school Virtual Connections Academy – Students and their parents,” Learning Coach “

Baltimore, MD (Vocus) 1 October 2010

Connections Academy, the leading provider of virtual training was presented in one? Education Nation, â? ? NBC News national event held during the week. â? Nation-building, â? create a â? detailed discussions on the improvement of education in America, â? presented to the National Academy of network connections in a virtual public school history TodayShow.com about new trends and education? worksâ this? Home Education Programs K-12.

TodayShow.com detailed features of the rapid growth of the Network Connections Academy virtual K-12 public schools and the rise of global virtual public education in the United States. Connections Academy has opened its first two schools in 2002 and serves 400 students, today the school network comprises 18 full-time schools in 17 states and serves more than 30,000 students. Connections Academy also operates two complementary programs in other states and a national private school, Connections Academy national service students nationally. Nationwide, more than 2 million K-12 children are learning online, and their ranks are growing by nearly 20 percent, according to a study by Ambient Insight. Currently, 45 states have significant additional learning programs online or significant full-time programs, which take in students to most or all of their courses online.

Connections Academy families throughout the country were presented in the story, including the family of Arizona Fry and Cooper family from Pennsylvania. Hockey star Lyndsey Fry recently graduated from Arizona Connections Academy and is currently at Harvard University, where she pursued a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. Shea? S also plays forward for the Harvard Crimson, while she pursues her dream of playing for Team USA for the Olympic Winter Games of 2014th His brother Wesley begins second year at Arizona Connections Academy. The Cooper family has both a current connections Academy graduate and a student. Her daughter Saadia Feliciano-Cooper, 18 completed, with honors in June last year and now attends Widener University, Jewylin her son is in second year at the Commonwealth Connections Academy

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Although every family has told its own story, they have common reasons for enrolling their students in Connections Academy: the desire for a rigorous, high quality, very personal education, school safety issues and social standards, convenience and cost savings private school. Families have also examined how students are academically and socially flourishing. Connections Academy CEO and co-founder Barbara Dreyer and Commonwealth Connections Academy teachers Kasey Johnson were interviewed for the job.

See a video of Barbara Dreyer discuss education and virtual connections academy.

to the connection part of an academy TodayShow.com? a story with a multi-media print and video clips â? is available online at TodayShow.com.

many schools is still open. Parents who learn more about Connections Academy, and check the availability of free education in their communities should do, visit connectionsacademy.com.

Connections Academy is a leading provider of fully accredited high quality, highly accountable virtual school for students in grades KA? 12. With tuition-free public school full time and part-time private school programs and courses online turnkey brick and mortar school provides superior connections personalized training academy for students, the freedom and flexibility of the experience of the community of learning from anywhere. To support the combination of certified teachers, a strong program, technologies and experience community and a successful online learning opportunity for families and children, an individual approach to education do.

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