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Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) is a tuition-free, full-time online public charter school serving students in grades K–12 statewide. OVCA is authorized by the Statewide Charter School Board and accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Cognia. OVCA began in 2011 as one of Oklahoma’s very first virtual charters.
Oklahoma-Certified Teachers
Dedicated School Support System
Rigorous, Interactive Curriculum
Field Trips, Open Houses, Social Events, and Clubs
“We have a career prep course that helps us to find out what we want to do after high school. It helps us realize our goals before we get out there in the real world.”
OVCA student*“My children discovered a love of learning I hadn’t witnessed in them in a long time. We just fell in love with educating them at home and being a part of their education.”
OVCA parent**“OVCA provides a superior education. I’ve seen how my son has improved academically and I enjoy the flexibility online schooling gives us.”
OVCA parent**
Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) students Krista B. and Ayibatari E. are proving robotics isn’t just for boys. As members of Team Hello Kitty, the all-girls duo took home first place at K12’s annual Robotics League competition in Reston, Virginia — beating out dozens of teams from across the country.
The contest challenged students to program robots to move color-coded blocks in increasingly difficult rounds. With just 90-minute breaks between matches, competitors had to think fast, problem-solve under pressure and continuously fine-tune their code.
Read More*LaRisa is a 2024 OVCA student and their statement reflects their experiences at their school.
**Shauna and Ambar are parents of 2024 OVCA students and their statements reflect their experiences at their child’s school.